Can a locust kill a human being?

Answer 1

Tree leaves draw minerals up from deep in the subsoil, and deposit them on the surface when they fall, where microarthopod "shredders", bacteria, fungi, and red compost worms break them down so they can enter the soil again.

They can be an excellant mulch for tomato plants, as long as you lay them down in thinlayers--about 1"--with a dusting of manure or soil between layers. After you lay down the manure or soil, water each layer thoroughly. If you lay down one thick layer, they'll form a slimy mat that makes it harder for water to reach the roots of your tomato plants. Thin layers with soil or manure in between will prevent this.

Do 2 or 3 one-inch layers, and put a thin layer of soil or manure on top, to keep the leaves from blowing away. Water thoroughly.

WARNING: Do NOT use walnut leaves (they release jugones into the soil, which inhibit the growth of plants, especially nightshades like tomatoes. Also avoid aromatic leaves of herbs, and any poisonous leaves, like oliander leaves.

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Answer 2

Locusts do not kill people. However, locusts eat peoples' crops which deprives them of food. Lack of food cause famines. Famines kill people.

Answer 3

they eat crops, which if they were solitary wouldn't be bad, but like piranhas, when you get 1 million of them together and they descend on a field... some crazy stuff goes down

Answer 4

because they are scared.

Answer 5

They can eat your crops

Answer 6

No never