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How many spots does a ladybug typically have?
A ladybug typically has between 5 and 21 spots.
How many spots does a ladybug typically have on its body?
A ladybug typically has between 5 and 15 spots on its body.
Are spots hereditary?
Some spots, like freckles or birthmarks, can be hereditary to some extent. Factors such as genetics and sun exposure play a role in determining whether someone will develop these types of spots. Other types of spots, like age spots or sun spots, are more directly related to sun exposure and aging.
What are some common characteristics of blue, black, and white birds?
Blue, black, and white birds often have vibrant plumage, with shades of blue, black, and white feathers. They may have distinctive markings or patterns on their bodies, such as stripes or spots. These birds are typically medium to large in size and may have strong beaks for cracking seeds or catching prey. Many of these birds are known for their graceful flight and melodious songs.
What are bog bodies?
bog bodies are mummified bodies of people or animals, that are found in peat bogs. They are preserved for many years under the mud, and many of the ones found are dated back to the Iron Age. Bog bodies are preserved by all the acid in the ground, and their discovery spots are often in Europe. Bog bodies are usually very well preserved, sometimes, so well preserved that they are mistaken for recent murder victims. Scientists say that most bog bodies found died through some kind of ritualistic sacrifice, for many either had evidence of stab wounds, or had a rope tied around their neck. Hair and clothes have sometimes been found intact. This is a picture of Tollund Man, a bog body mummified in a peat bog in Denmark. He was found in 1950 by two men, and is aprox. 2,000 years old.:
If a ladybird has spots if it has that many spots is that its age?
The number of spots is dependent on the species - there are several species of ladybugs - and not the age. They stay the same number of spots their whole Life.
What blue and orange ladybugs have no visible spots?
With so many variations in color within one species of ladybugs, this theory further suggests that the spots and color variation may have to do with mate selection. There is no specific name for a blue and orange ladybug with no spots.
What is the bug color?
Most commonly, Ladybugs are a bright orange with black spots - there are many different numbers and arrangements of spots on different types of ladybugs. Lady bugs are often confused with Mexican bean beetles, which look somewhat similar.
How many spots are on a cow?
Cows typically have between 200 and 300 spots on their bodies, but this can vary depending on the breed or individual. The spots are usually a combination of white and another color, such as black or brown.
How many spots does a jaguar have?
There is no one number. Every jaguar has different spot patterns with different numbers.
Does a ladybug get more spots when it gets older or does it loose spots?
no they don't
How many spots does a ladybug typically have?
A ladybug typically has between 5 and 21 spots.
How many spots does a ladybug typically have on its body?
A ladybug typically has between 5 and 15 spots on its body.
How many spots do ladybug?
lady birds can have up 2 8 spots at a timethe average has up to 4-10 at a timeDifferent ladybugs have different numbers of spots. Some have no spots while some have as many as twenty four. Ladybugs generally complete their life cycle within one year. The spots are with them all their life. They don't get more spots as they get older, nor do they lose spotsThere are many different kinds (and colors) of ladybirds, and they have different numbers of spots, 11, 13, even 26. So there's no firm answer to your question. In fact most ladybirds are NOT red and shiny with black dots. Most of them are brown and hairy.
How many spots does a female ladybug have?
five
What do spots mean on a ladybug?
When you think of a ladybug, you probably have a picture in your mind of a little beetle that is bright red with several black spots on it. That is how most people picture ladybugs and these are the most well known of all of the ladybug species.Not all ladybugs have black spots on them, though, and not all ladybugs are red, either. There are many different species of ladybugs and they all look a little different in their colors and patterns. But since you, and most people, think of a ladybug as the red, spotted variety, you might wonder why ladybugs have their spots and what they mean.http://wiki.answers.com/ladybug-spots-2.htmlThis ladybug doesn't have ANY spotsPhoto by Dan ParsonsThe reason that entomologists think that ladybugs have such brilliant red coloring and black spots is to warn their predators that they taste really bad and that they are a little bit poisonous, too.Think about other colorful, uniquely marked insects. Bumble bees are bright yellow and black striped and can be seen coming from a mile away it seems. Not very many animals want to eat bumble bees because of their poisonous and hurtful stinger. Bumble beescan't tell predators that they will hurt them if they are eaten, but their bright colors let predators know to stay away from them
What do females ladybugs look like?
He looks just like a female ladybird, but smaller, though as sizes vary, you can not tell by looking if it's a male or a female. An insect expert will be able to tell you with the aid of a microscope. The easiest way to know which is which is when they mate, the male is on top of the female.
