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What is a very small insect that sometimes swarm around people?
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∙ 12y ago
gnats or no-see-ums
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∙ 14y ago
Wiki User
∙ 12y agoA fly
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Which small insect is cared for by ants?
Ants sometimes care for a type of insect called an aphid.
What are very small insects that sometimes swarm around people?
gnats
Small insect that can bite people?
No-see-ums
What is the name of a small flying insect that bites people?
A mosquito, bee or any insect that has wings and a stinger.
A definition for an insect in kids language?
An insect is a small animal with a hard shell that has six legs. Sometimes these bugs have wings and most have 3 sections to its body.
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What type of insect leaves small white patches of eggs on houses?
Sometimes certain spiders do that. I hope this helps!
What type of small insect is the one that rummage your bathroom and bites around your body?
mosquito
What is tiny?
A tiny insect is a small insect.
What is micrope?
they are small insect that you cant see. they are small insect that you cant see.
What is a ring of color?
small circular area such as that around the human nipple or an inflamed area around a pimple or insect bite
If a Venus Flytrap closes around a small insect which life characteristic does this illustrate?
Response to stimuli.
