i think they are because my teacher thinks they are but we're not for sure.
lightning bugs, glow worms, or luciérnaga
glow worms, lightning bugs, and mcdonalds. hope this helped.
"Fireflies" ("lightning bugs" / "glow worms") do, in order to attract the ladies.It works for them.
Yes, glow-worms are insects belonging to the beetle family Lampyridae. They are also referred to as fireflies or lightning bugs due to their ability to produce bioluminescence.
Oh, isn't that just delightful? Fireflies and lightning bugs are actually the same magical creatures, just with different names depending on where you are. Whether you call them fireflies or lightning bugs, they still bring a beautiful glow to warm summer evenings. Just imagine a field full of them twinkling like little stars - what a lovely sight that would be!
No. Earthworms are hermaphroditic which means that they are both male and female so you could say there goys or birls. So they can mate with any other worm.But if you say that it is for glow-worms, there is. Female glow-worms doesn't have wings while the male glow-worms have. So in this conclusion, Earthworms may have female and male.
Fireflies, also called lightning bugs, are members of a family of about 1100 species of luminescent beetles.
yes actually glow worms have a chemical reaction in their behind and this causes a glow this glow attracts other insects towards the glow worms so that they can eat them
All glow worms glow during their larval stage. Some also glow in the adult female state.There are three main familes of glow worms (actually beetles or flies).* Lampyridae (Europe and Asia, usually called fireflies or lightning bugs). The wingless adult females glow with a yellow-green colored light to attract males and as a warning signal to predators (they are mildly toxic). The larvae can also emit light.* Phengodidae (North and South America, usually called glow worm beetles) females adults glow with a yellow-green colored light to attract a mate. The larvae (usually called glow worms) also emit light.* Arachnocampa (New Zealand and Australia) glow in their larva stage with a blue-green colored light to attract tiny insects into sticky snare lines for eating. Most of their life is spent in the larva stage. Very interesting, but you dont have to be so smarty-pants. Glow worms glow when they are larvae. There, I answered it in 7 words! LOL just jokes, you might be smarter than me, but i got a budgie and it rox ur sox!
Communicate, eat and make mating arrangements are the activities of lightning bugs [Lampyridae family] during the night. They tend to be nocturnal. So they communicate and organize their mating by way of their glowing abdomens and their flight patterns. Adult fireflies don't have to eat. But those that do prefer the pollen and the insects that are available once the sun goes down.
Lampyridae are the bugs that flash bright lights when they fly. They are more commonly known as fireflies and lightning bugs. This light is chemically produced in the lower abdomen of the insects.
Yes, a male will light up to find a mate and then the female flashes her light so the male can locate her.