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How many insects do you feed a bearded dragon?
about for adults 6 or 7
Why insects lay many eggs?
They lay many eggs to make sure some survive to be adults. Most of the young insects do not make it to adult stage.
How long does it take to become an entomologist?
An Entomologist studies and works with insects. The minimum requirement to become an entomologist is a Bachelor's Degree. Many fields in entomology require a graduates degree.
Why do adults become dizzy and sick more quickly when spinning around than children?
There are many reasons why adults become dizzy and sick more quickly when spinning around than children. Adults are higher from the ground for example.
If a samon lays 2000 eggs how many are likely to become adults?
25
How does the behaviour of a maggot allow them to get inside a pheasant?
Maggots are the young of many insects including many types of flies. The adults lay eggs on dead animals.
If insects lay so many eggs why don't insects overrun the garden?
A) Most insects are quite small, making their presence in a garden or yard minimal.B) Many insects prey on the eggs, larvae (immatures), and adults of other species as well as their own (depending on food availability). Predation is not limited to other insects either; birds love to eat insects, I know for a fact cats will 'play' with larger insects, for the amusement factor. If not consumed, the dead carcass will not last long on most occasions due to other insects, etc. that rely on carcass' for food.C) Not all insects live above ground, making their presence less noticeable.hope that helps.
If a female salmon lays 2000 eggs how many are likely to become adults?
25
Box turtle become adults after many year one year or six months?
(Jaleb) Many years
What types of organism are primary?
Herbivores for example rabbits, because they eat plants. Many insects are herbivores as larvae, or as adults in the case of grasshoppers and locusts.
Many lampreys can't eat when they become adults so they die What do the rest of them eat?
Blood
What age is a horse an adult?
Horses become adults at 5 or 6 generally speaking in terms of development, but many are classed as adults at 4 years old.
