bollworm, pink bollworm, lygus bug
White flies, certain spiders, and birds.
Boll weevils are harmful to the cotton plant. Also birds and Spiders are harmful to them. White flies cover the cotton balls in a sticky liquid called "honeydew" that is expensive to get off. They also suck the sap out of them. Bollworm, pink bollworm, and lygus bug are some more.
cotton bollworm, pink bollworm, thrips, cotton square borer, cotton aphids, whiteflies, fleahoppers, boll weevils, and many other occasional pests
J. L. Webb has written: 'Cotton or boll weevils' -- subject(s): Cotton, Boll weevil, Diseases and pests
moths eat cotton
They are to pests.
The Bowl Weevil lays its eggs in the cotton bowl and the larvae hatches and eats it before it developes into cotton.
they kill pests
Many insects are harmful to plants. Some common ones are aphids, cutworms, Mexican bean beetles, Colorado potato beetles, tomato hornworms, cabbageworms, slugs, and earwigs.
the insect known as the Boll weevil
The Cry gene in Bt cotton encodes a protein that is toxic to certain insect pests like caterpillars and not harmful to humans because the protein specifically targets the insect digestive system, which is different from humans. Additionally, the protein is broken down during digestion, so it does not accumulate in the human body. Extensive studies have confirmed the safety of Bt crops for human consumption.
Bugs found inside peanut shells, such as weevils or other pests, are generally not harmful to humans. While they can indicate that the peanuts are stale or improperly stored, consuming them is unlikely to cause illness. However, it's best to remove any bugs and inspect the peanuts for quality before eating. If the peanuts show signs of mold or spoilage, it's safer to discard them.