Yes, it is possible that many harmless insects such as beetles and flies resemble stinging yellow jackets. The yellow jacket-like sugar maple borer (Glycobius speciosus) may be considered among the more harmless of the harmful long-horned wood-boring beetles since its impact is more defective timber -- through larval galleries and twisted grain -- than dead wood. The yellow jacket hover fly (Milesia virginiensis) serves as a pollinator whose larval stages prey upon decaying animal and plant matter and upon aphids and thrips.
It is known as mimicry.
Spider beetles are small insects that resemble spiders and are commonly found in bathrooms.
Beetles are insects.
Insects do not have teeth like vertebrates. Instead, they have mandibles that are used for chewing and manipulating food. Some insects, like beetles and grasshoppers, have well-developed mandibles that resemble teeth in function.
No, they are Insects.
The term "grub" typically refers to the larval stage of certain insects, particularly beetles. In this context, young beetles are often referred to as grubs. These grubs are usually soft-bodied, legless, and resemble small, white worms before they undergo metamorphosis into adult beetles.
A scientist who studies insects is an entomologist. An entomologist who specifically studies beetles is a coleopterist.
The real question should be, does sweat sting when it flies.
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In hemimetabolic insects, the yound do not resemble the adults, and in apterygote insects, the young do resemble the adults.