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They can't see at all they're blind the use smell as a form of finding their way around. Woodlice are in fact not blind, we know this as they are negatively phototaxic. This means that they move away from a light source to try and reach darkness to avoid predators telling us that they can see. However, they only have 25 individual ocelli - therefore although they can see, it is unlikely that they can see very high resolution or in colour - and are likely to only see large moving objects, and use their ocelli primarily to detect changes in light intensity.
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How many woodlice are left in the world?
woodlice
Can your dog eat woodlice?
Yes, you can eat woodlice. Disgusting, huh?
Do woodlice have teeth?
yes, woodlice do have gills
Why do woodlice have antennae?
woodlice have antenas because
How old are woodlice when they die?
if you will kill the woodlice it will die......................
When do you know when woodlice having babies?
Gray! But there is a type of woodlice called the pink woodlouse so they are pink! But woodlice are gray! :-)
Are woodlice negatively or positively phototaxis?
Woodlice are negatively phototaxis as they move away from light.
A simple fact about woodlice?
Woodlice can survive many minutes underwater.
Where would you find woodlice?
you would normally found woodlice in a toilet
Are woodlice negative or positive phototaxtic?
woodlice show a negatively phototaxtic
Is woodlice vertebrates?
Nope, Woodlice are invertebrates, which means that they do not have a backbone. Woodlice are not insects but crustaceans and are more closely related to crabs than to insects.
is Woodlice a vertebrate?
Nope, Woodlice are invertebrates, which means that they do not have a backbone. Woodlice are not insects but crustaceans and are more closely related to crabs than to insects.
