Assassin bugs
Class: Insecta
Order: Hemiptera
Sub-order: Heteroptera
Family: Reduviidae
Almost 3,000 species exist and more are being classified.
Most assasin bugs lay their eggs in the autumn in cracks and crevices that contain lots of leaves. The eggs hatch in the following spring and the nymphs look very much like the adults, except they are smaller. Assassin bugs go through incomplete metamorphosis (egg-nymph-adult). After hatching from the egg, the nymph passes through five instars or growth stages. The nymph molts at the end of each instar, becoming an adult after the final molt. Adults often are the stage that live through the winter, and they begin a new generation in the spring and die.
Your answer is about one year.
Assassin Bug
An assassin bug lives in Texas and Mexico.
I Would Say Either But I Have To Go With The Assassin Bug Because Assassin Bugs Have A Deadly Bite Or "Kiss." Powers Between The Two Creatures: Tiger Beetle: 1. Speed. 2. Carnivorous Diet. 3. Sharp Mandibles. 4. Ripping Ability. Assassin Bug: 1. Proscobis For "Kissing" Or Biting. 2. Carnivorous Diet. 3. Ability To Rip Out Skin And Flesh To Succsefly Kill It's Prey. 4. Spree Killing. Hmmm. Fight: A Tiger Beetle Is Speeding Out On A Woodlouse And Kills The Woodlouse. An Assassin Bug However Appears To Share The Spoils, But The Tiger Beetle Won't Let Her, (The Assassin Bug Is Female, The Tiger Beetle Is Male.) The Assassin Bug Then Does Something Else And Plans To Eat The Tiger Beetle Itself. The Tiger Beetle Tries To Chase Off The Assassin Bug, The Assassin Bug Returns And Battles For A Fight, The Tiger Beetle Runs In The Way And The Assassin Bug Tries To Bite On The Beetle But Fails To Bite. The Assassin Bug Rears Up As A Threatening Posture But The Tiger Beetle Pushes The Assassin Bug Off, The Tiger Beetle Bites The Assassin Bug And Brings It Around But The Assassin Bug Got Her Proboscis To Bite On The Beetle. The Assassin Bug Drinks Up The Blood And Murderers The Beetle With A Kiss. Yep, Assassin Bug Wins Alright!
assassin
Hemiptera
Yes, the it is endanderd
Assassin
Found sometimes in deserts
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A praying mantis and a scorpion
They are called "Reduviidae".
yes