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What insects other than the honeybee give us food you like to eat?
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What food to give other than insects to leopard geckos?
There are no other foods apart from insects as thay like move ment try feeding your gecko a pinky once every two months
What happens when food rots?
throw it in the bin or give it to the Spiders and the insects which are hungry
What is an insect that humans need to live?
Yes. There are insects which do help humans. Two examples of this are: leeches and maggots Honeybees and ladybugs..The honeybee pollinates crops and makes honey, the ladybug feeds on harmful insects. Leeches are not insects.
Why do flowers get bright and corlorful and give away free food?
They attract insects for pollination .
Do insects give birth?
Insects do not give birth but only lay eggs
How are frogs important to other living things?
i think frogs are important to other living things because they eat the insects so the insects won't give us disease that's all what i knowthank you!!!
What is a good and effective bait for killing or controlling lizards?
for lizards you can give them other live bugs like crickets go to where can we buy lizard food youl find your answer and click the first one for lizards you can give them other live bugs like crickets go to where can we buy lizard food youl find your answer and click the first one
Can you give a bumble bee honey?
Bumblebee honey is edible, although it is thinner and watery than Honeybee honey
What are some insects that come from eggs?
most bugs come from eggs. aphids on the other hand have the power to give birth to live young
What is the job of a queen honeybee?
To give birth to more Honeybees, so without her there probably wouldn't be any honeybees :)x
What do Poison Arrow Frogs Eat?
they eat plants and insects.Fire ants, which give them their poison, and other small insects.
Does a photon of ultraviolet light bouncing off a flower ready to give nectar and pollen bounce into the compound eyes of a honeybee to get its attention?
The bee can see in the ultraviolet (UV) region, and flowers appear differently when viewed in light of shorter wavelengths. This gives the honeybee visual clues as to which flowers are asking for attention from the insect. Flowers have evolved the capacity to reflect UV light from various parts of their petals over time. And they have done this just to improve the ability of the plant to attract the attention of bees and other insects that can see in ultraviolet wavelengths. Those flowers that attract more attention and give nectar get pollinated more effectively, and this improves the chances they will reproduce.
