"Bug" meaning "insect" dates from about 1622. "Bug" meaning "annoy" didn't start until 1949, and yes, probably did come from the fact that insects are annoying.
no. in fact, they eat dead leaves and kill harmful insects. Sonya Dunn.
Yes, there are some types of bugs that do in fact eat mold. There are also insects that dine on mildew and other things which grow in and out of the home.
Many people call these blood bugs because of their bright red color, but they in fact do not suck blood. These bugs are actually a type of mite.
Yes.
No, most insects or arachnids are not endangered because of the simple fact that they reproduce so quickly and because there is approximately 14-17 insects or arachnids per person on the planet.
There are many bugs that it could be. A worm farm is a living culture, and all sorts of organisms and little insects come and live there converting organic matter into humus. None of these insects will do any harm to your worms, in fact, they will help the worms with the job.
Spiders, and that is a fact, then snakes. Mostly insects come first!
The myth that June Bugs only come out in June is just that, a myth as is seen by the fact that it is now July and they are still flying around.
Humans do in fact in Mexico they are a delicacy.
Salt does not repel bugs. In fact, some bugs like ants are attracted to salt.
Mineral oil is not known to attract bugs or rodents. In fact, it is often used as a pest deterrent because its greasy texture can hinder the movement of insects and other pests. However, while it may not attract them, it is not explicitly considered a repellent either. Overall, it’s generally safe to use around areas where you want to minimize pest activity.
because the radiance of the light causing them to be hypnotized. Thus, in fact in a specific manner in their own eyes.