lightning bugs, glow worms, or luciérnaga
Those fireflies are under the Hotaru family of flies.
yes I've seen it, before it was gross!
luciferase is a chemical found in fireflies and other glowing beeteles. ---- luciferase is a chemical found in fireflies and other glowing beeteles. ---- luciferase is a chemical found in fireflies and other glowing beeteles. ----
Fireflies make their bellies glow by combining certain chemicals that make a "glow" in their bellies. This glow is used to communicate to other fireflies.
Fireflies eat a variety of items but mostly they eat other insects. Other items fireflies eat are snails, slugs, flower parts and pollen. Fireflies are actually a type of beetle not a fly.
1. For Mating 2.To signal to other fireflies their location
Possibly a mate, of they are just talking to other fireflies.
There is a chemical in there abdomens that allows them to glow when they please. This glowing is thought to be a sort of mating call for other fireflies.
they're probably scared or they know they can't attract any more fireflies after you catch them. but if you put them in a cage with a few other fireflies, they'll glow a while.
No, but due to pesticides and other chemicals, the population of fireflies has declined drastically over the last 25 or 30 years.
There is not a particular amount of metaphors in 'Fireflies' because the song itself can be interpreted as a single metaphor.
The flashing pattern of the firefly is used to attract the opposite sex and find a mate. The patterns attract only other fireflies, not other species, and this is why it is an isolation behavior.