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Do woodlice have eyes?
Woodlice do have eyes however their eyes do not like the sunshine so they live in damp and dry places
How is a woodlice adapted to its environment?
Woodlice tend to thrive in dark, damp conditions. Therefore, high humidity and dark conditions are the best places for them to grow. Light-filled, dry conditions are not woodlice-friendly, and therefore the best conditions to keep, if one is trying to avoid the infestation of woodlice.
Why do invertebrates prefer wet places?
Because they're generally small and have thin skin, so they dry out much faster than vertebrates. Others, like woodlice (a crustacean!) still have gills so they wouldn't even be able to breathe in drier places.
What are the other two conditions of the woodlice's natural habitat?
woodlice can dry out so its main habitat is a wet place
Why don't woodlice like the light?
Slugs, like amphibians, can dry up quickly in direct sunlight.Because they don't have a shell to protect them, they must hide from predators like birds.Slugs eat the mold and slime underneath the rocks logs and whatnot. They go where the food and shelter is.
What do woodlice need?
well woodlice are adapted for survival because they can run fast on dry soil because they don't like it and they would survive in that case because if there was a preditor they would be able to run faster away from it
Why earthworm cannot live in dry places?
they like to live in dry places
Do caterpillars like dry or wet places?
they would like to be in a dry place because if they get wet they will die
Why are woodlice found in compost heaps?
because the hep is wet and dry and they contain grass (mostly) and woodlice eat grass so they love the heap
Do catapillars like dry or wet spaces?
they like dry places, because if they get wet they will die
How do woodlice behaviour help them survive?
Woodlice have innate behavior, meaning its unintelligent behavior. They run around until they happen to find dark/damp places that suit them, it's called kinesis. It helps them survive by getting out of conditions where they can easily be at risk from predators. this is a purely physiological response- they don't actively seek damp, dark places.
Where do crickets like to live?
They like to live in dry or damp places
