No, aphids can't live under the skin. They're outdoor insects that like to eat plants. It's possible for parasites to live inside of a living body. But there's nothing inside a non plant body that has anything to offer an aphid. An aphid would starve and wouldn't survive.
That aphids can enter and thrive in human bodies is a misconception from the 2006 film 'Bug'. The character that Michael Corbett Shannon [b. August 7, 1974] plays believes that aphids can enter and take over human bodies. His belief is an indication of his mental state and not at all a reflection of reality.
No, aphids can't live under the skin. They're outdoor insects that like to eat plants. It's possible for parasites to live inside of a living body. But there's nothing inside a non plant body that has anything to offer an aphid. An aphid would starve and wouldn't survive.That aphids can enter and thrive in human bodies is a misconception from the 2006 film 'Bug'. The character that Michael Corbett Shannon [b. August 7, 1974] plays believes that aphids can enter and take over human bodies. His belief is an indication of his mental state and not at all a reflection of reality.
Aphids can be found in any warm or hot desert which has plants upon which they feed.
Aphids live pretty much everywhere, except extreme cold.
Aphids live wherever there are suitable plants and warm weather.
They eat aphids to live
they live on roses
on plants or trees
Aphids can be found in all but the coldest and barren of deserts. Where there are plants, there are usually aphids.
because it is big so it has lots of aphids and ladybugs eat aphids
normally not, they overwinter as eggs
I am not sure , but I think it is Aphids.
Ladybugs actuallly eat other bugs, such as mites, and aphids.