D. J. Brothers has written: 'Phylogeny and classification of the Aculeate hymenoptera, with special reference to mutillidae' -- subject(s): Classification, Evolution, Hymenoptera, Insects, Mutillidae
Just like any other bug. Step on it, but one stomp won't work it takes at least two times to be completely killed. But you can have some fun also like, burn it on a sunny day with a magnifying glass. But, I would rather keep it a study it, maybe for a project.
Panda ants, which are actually a type of wasp known as Mutillidae, typically have a lifespan of about three months. Their life cycle includes a larval stage, which can last longer, often depending on environmental conditions. Adult panda ants are known for their striking appearance and are primarily active during the warmer months.
Most Mutillidae (velvet ants) live in the warmer parts of the planet, and mainly in fairly dry areas. Some of them live in nearly desert areas. They must live in places where they will find insects on which their young can feed and grow. These prey (or host) insects have their own habitats, so the Mutillidae must be adapted to where their particular hosts live, on which their larvae can feed. Most of the hosts are bees or wasps, while other kinds of velvet ants need caterpillars, beetles, cockroaches and a few other types of insects. Whatever the habitat of the host, the velvet ant must be able to live in the same habitat, usually sandy dry areas with suitable plant life.
A panda ant, despite its name, is not an ant but a species of wasp belonging to the family Mutillidae. Found primarily in Chile, it is notable for its striking appearance, featuring a black and white coloration resembling that of a panda. The female panda ant is wingless and has a hairy, velvety texture, while the males have wings. They are known for their painful sting, which is among the most potent of any insect.
The average lifespan of a red ant is typically around 1-3 years, depending on the species and their environment. Queen ants can live for several years, while worker ants typically have shorter lifespans.
The "cow killer bug," scientifically known as the red velvet ant (Dasymutilla spp.), is a flightless wasp found primarily in the United States. Despite its name, it is not an actual ant but a member of the Mutillidae family. Its striking appearance features a bright red or orange body covered in dense, velvety hair. The female possesses a potent sting, which is said to be extremely painful, hence the nickname "cow killer."
Dasymutilla aureola, commonly known as the velvet ant, is a species of wasp belonging to the family Mutillidae. Despite its name, it is not an ant but a wingless female wasp that resembles an ant due to its robust body and dense pile of hairs. This species is known for its striking coloration, typically featuring a vibrant orange or reddish hue. Velvet ants are solitary and are often found in sandy habitats, where they are known for their painful sting, which they use for defense.
because they eat! its obvious, they eat.
it means eat eat i eat eat i owned
We don't. We eat and eat and be in pain and eat and eat and eat.....
We don't. We eat and eat and be in pain and eat and eat and eat.....