Yes, as they provide many beneficial functions. A couple of examples are the pollination of food crops, and as important important members of the food chain. There are many insects that are beneficial to both humans and plant life. For example: * Some insects are beneficial to farmers and gardeners since they eat other insects that are harmful to plants. One example is the ladybug; they eat aphids that can kill many plants. Some farmers have begun "going green" in raising their crops by bringing in the insects that eat the ones that harm plants. This allows them to raise crops with out harmful poisons. * Dragonflies eat mosquitoes, which we all know are harmful to both humans and animals.
No, insects are natural to earth, they belong to the earth thus in no sense can insects invade earth.
FYI not to the human race and its existence. to the earth and its existence. see discussion.
Insects didn't come to earth, it lived on earth since the dinosaurs lived.
when will earth be wiped out of existence? We ARE NOT the only existence in the universe.
There are not fewer insects on Earth than mollusks but rather the opposite is true. Due to their small size, there are an estimated 10 quintillion insects living on Earth at any given time.
30,000,23456
It means something that is of the planet earth, or anything related to the earth. Can also mean an earthly existence as opposed to a spiritual existence.
No!! Insects are needed for us to survive on earth! They help create the carbon dioxide on earth.
No earth? ;)
No, they are not considered insects they are considered annelids and belong to that phylum.
since the earth began its existence
Insects and Birds