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What insect has powerful mouthparts that were once used by indigenous groups to seal wounds?
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stag beetle
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How does the Japanese beetle eat?
It is with chewing mouthparts, powerful saliva, and two sets of jaws that a Japanese beetle eats.Specifically, the insect in question (Popillia japonica) enjoys feeding on a plant's foliage. The adult Japanese beetle has powerful mouthparts which can render a lush plant's leaves skeletonized in less than 15 minutes. The beetle's larval stage relishes doing the equivalent underground to a plant's roots.
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How are these big groups different from the groups of animal and plant?
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