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I am no entomological expert, but I can say with some confidence that no such species exists. Termites eat through wood because it is high in cellulose, in fact they will eat almost anything high in cellulose (one of the few animal species that can process raw cellulose).
The termites themselves do not process the cellulose, though. They have symbiont protozoans in their hindgut that do this for them, so they survive through a symbiotic relationship with these gut protozoans.
As a species, termites are defined by this dependence on cellulose. So, if an insect species was found to eat steel, it would most likely not be classified as a termite. Steel does not contain cellulose.
What else can I help you with?
Can termite eat through concrete?
no they only eat through wood
Can a termite eat through a trampoline?
lol no hahaha trampoline is metal ding bat
Which insect is often called a white ant?
The termite is the insect that is also referred to as a white ant. Termites are pests that will eat through the foundation of a house.
Which insects chimpanzee eat?
mainly a termite
What eats termite?
chimpanzees eat termites
How does a termite duffer from an ant?
in what they eat lor......
Can a Termite eat a dead eagle?
They eat wood, not dead animal.
What is the organism inside a termite's stomach that breaks down the wood?
There are tiny organisms inside a termite, protozoa, that eat it. The product of that is edible by both the protozoa and the termite.
What helps a termite eat wood?
cellulase enzymes
What kind of specific wood does a termite eat?
Dead wood.
When do echidnas eat?
Echidnas like to burrow into termite mounds and eat the termites. They also break open non-termite ant nests and eat eggs/ adults/ larvae.
Can termites eat steel wool?
Termites do not eat steel wool, as their diet primarily consists of cellulose found in wood, paper, and other plant materials. Steel wool is made of metal, which is indigestible for termites. However, they might use it as a nesting material or to create barriers, but it won't provide any nutritional value. To prevent termite infestations, it's important to address wood and moisture issues rather than relying on steel wool.
