0
Insects use antennae to find food and detect enemies.
Wiki User
∙ 14y ago
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
Why do insects get in food?
Certain insects find different types of food. Use bing answers.com isn't very reliable because people edit crap and put it on here.
How does the snowy egret find food?
fish crustaceans insects reptiles
Where does a tarantula find its food?
The blood of flies and other insects that the spider catches in their webs. Spiders do drink the blood of insects.
How do swallows find their food?
Swallows eat insects. They catch them as they fly.
How do mongooses find food?
Since they mostly eat insects, they crawl along the ground to find meals.
Where would you find fairy food and a fairy?
Fairy food is nectar, pollen, seeds and very small insects. In other words it is everywhere. And of course as with everything if there's food there then you will find the consumer.
How does skunks get their food?
Skunks are carnivores. They kill and eat small animals and insects.
Where do bagders find their food?
Badgers find food by digging or raiding burrows. They are omnivores and eat rodents, snakes, insects, carrion, seeds, fruit and roots. They have poor vision and rely heavily on their sense of smell to find their food.
What insects or animals procure their food with their proboscis?
what insects or animals procure their food with their proboscis
Can you show insects that crawl?
look on google.com at images and type in insects..... You will find all kinds of insects and if you mean where can i find out about insects type in on google Insects and find facts about them.
Can you purchase frog food?
Not really no flys and insects are Frog's food so if you do have a frog which needs feeding go outside and find some or you might just find some houseflyes
How does a spider monkey eat food?
Spider monkeys find food as a cooperative effort, and share it. When food is located, the adults will eat, but never all of the food, so that there is some for the young ones. They use their climbing ability to find fruit, and forage for seeds and insects (insects are normally eaten by the monkey who finds one, unless it is a mother carrying her baby).
