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What are 15 different insects names?
Ant, bee, wasp, moth, butterfly, fly, beetle, dragonfly, demoiselle fly, earwig, termite, cockroach, grasshopper, praying mantis, silverfish.
What animal have the same life cycle of a cockroach?
the animal is......................................grasshopper.
Can you name 20 insects?
# ant # bee # spider # butterfly # centipiede # hornet # wasp # yellowjacket # scorpian # ladybug # moth # grasshopper # praying mantis # cockroach # beetle # junebug # fly # cricket # katydid # cicada!
Life cycle of cockroach and grasshopper?
The lifestyle of a cockroach starts as an egg. The egg goes through the nymph cycle approximately eight times, before becoming an adult. The lifestyle of a grasshopper is egg to nymph to adult.
What are example of circulatory system?
earth worm, grasshopper cockroach,snail and molluscians
What is the difference between the legs of cockroach and grasshopper?
well the legs of the cockroaches are small compared to the grasshoppers and grasshoppers have strong legs compared to cockroach.
Can you please name four animals that have there skeleton on the outside?
# Crab # Lobster # Cockroach # Grasshopper
How are birds and grasshopper alike?
I also have the same question.
Can a young of a grasshopper and cockroach fly?
Grasshoppers don't fly old or young. Cockroaches fly depending on species.
What are all the words on the insect wordsearch on Bin Weevils?
daddy long legs moth spider beetle woodlouse fly maggot mosquito cricket bumble bee wasp cockroach stick insect locust grasshopper caterpilla scorpion tarantula bin weevil ant
How is a Rabbit and a honey bee alike?
because of their fossil
What is the similirity between cockroach and grasshopper?
Well the grasshopper, bee and beetle are all alike one because obviously they are all animals which are insects and two because they are all insects that have chewing mouth parts. So mosquitoes, moths, butterflies, flies and so on are insects that have sucking mouth parts, where as the ants, bees, wasps, beetles, weevils, grasshoppers, crickets and so on eat by biting and chewing not sucking.
