0
Wood lice move using a series of coordinated movements involving their multiple legs. They have seven pairs of legs that allow them to crawl efficiently across surfaces, navigating through their environment in search of food and shelter. Their bodies are flattened, which helps them squeeze into tight spaces where they often reside, such as under logs or within leaf litter. Additionally, they use a combination of muscle contractions and flexibility in their exoskeleton to facilitate movement.
What else can I help you with?
What phylum is a wood louse in?
A wood louse belongs to the phylum Arthropoda.
Why does a wood louse live in wood?
because wood is there food and home to live
How does a wood louse smell?
it uses its antennae
What do centappeds eat?
little pieces of wood louse
Is a wood louse a primary or secondary consumer?
A wood louse is considered a primary consumer. It primarily feeds on decomposing organic matter, such as decaying leaves and wood, which places it in the role of an herbivore that consumes producers or detritus. By breaking down these materials, wood lice contribute to nutrient cycling in their ecosystem.
Are wood louse spiders poisnes?
all spiders are poisoness but most are harmless to humans
What eats Wood Louse?
woodlouse are detritivores, feeding mostly on dead plant matter.
Does a woodlouse have a head?
Yes, A wood louse may look like it doesn't have a head but it does
How many scientific names does a common rough wood louse have?
shutup thats a stupid ? >:(
Do rolly pollies carry germs?
they're actually called wood lice and 1 alone is a wood louse, and no, they are harmless
What does a pillbug eat?
They are also called the "wood louse". They eat cellulose (dead plant matter).
What is the singular of louse?
Louse is already singular. The plural is lice.
