The two biggest threats to insects are dessication (drying out) and predation (being eaten). As a result insects will tend to have behaviors that limit both of these. In temperate zones insects will seek out dark, damp environments. A great place to find a good range of insects such as beetles, wood lice, millipedes etc is to look under logs or paving slabs.
There are insects that have adaptations that can allow them to survive in the open; for example caterpillars get plenty of water in the leaves they eat and many of them are toxic to predators (and display bright colors to warn birds and such) or else are heavily camouflaged to avoid detection.
usually it hides under places that they could get out of the rain. such as under the porch, but not in trees. If you have a shed that has a vent or not, it doesnt matter. it will most likely be there. they like wooden places so if you have a wooden playground, shed, porch, etc. If you follow where they go, you will have a 99% of finding the source.
The bees and wasps are enimes so they are brigthly becausethey can hide from their enimes
There are many types of wasps (over 100,000 species), but they usually fall into one of the two categories - solitary or social. Solitary wasps - mud daubers, pollen wasps, potter wasps. Social wasps - polistine paper wasps.
Wasps don't usually bite, they sting. Wasp is some cases can bite and sting at the same time.
No they do not.
Wasps usually die before the onset of winter and only the queen survives to start a new colony in spring.
wasps usually will follow a straight line
He escaped by getting repeatedly sting by wasps and just ran out
If your talking about children, they usually hide in closets or behind walls.
Queen wasps usually emerge from their hibernation around mid April. See related link:
not usually, if you get stung you need to pull it out though
Inchworms hide in dirt usually sometimes in houses
They usually hide under trees or their own feathers.