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Antlions are not poisonous; they are known for their predatory larval stage, where they create funnel-shaped pits in sandy soil to trap prey, primarily small insects. While they have biting mouthparts to capture and consume their prey, they do not possess venom or toxins. Adult antlions resemble dragonflies, but neither stage poses a threat to humans in terms of poisoning.
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What is the most poisonis reptile in va?
The most poisonis reptile is snake
Are California kingsnakes poisonis?
no they are not
Are tarantulas poisonis?
No they are not but their bites hurt
What is the scientific name for antlions?
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Is foxglove a flower?
yep and its white and its poisonis
Is Raceme Amer poisonis?
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Why are rattle snake dangerous?
they are poisonis when they bite someone
Are potato bugs poisonis?
nope dont think so.
What do antlions turn into?
A big elegant bug with long, delicate wings
Where does antlions live?
Antlions are typically found in sandy or loose soil environments, such as dry regions, sand dunes, and scrublands. They create funnel-shaped traps in the sand to capture prey, which includes small insects and other invertebrates. Antlions are most commonly found in temperate and tropical regions worldwide.
Is there such thing as ink poisoning?
If you eat it it is poisonis and if your skin obsorbs enough of it it is.
