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Birds and many insects have what to help them travel and escape predators?
Wings
How does the pollen travel to the ovaries in the flower?
they travell by wind,animals{insects},human touching...
What are six possible ways seeds travel?
Animals, insects, birds, and humans, as well as wind and water.
How do you spell fly in Chinese?
* travel through the air; be airborne * two-winged insects characterized by active flight
How do cucumber seeds travel?
Tomatoes seeds travel when birds eat them then dispose of them, and also when the wind carries them.
Why would insects have an ecological advantage over flightless animals?
First it should be noted that not all insects have wings or can fly. What follows is the assumption that you mean insects that can fly. The most obvious reason is that flightless predators cannot pursue their prey in the skies. Wings also allow insects (as well as birds) to reach food which may be at a high altitude, such as fruit on a tree. Another huge advantage of flight is the ability to travel over longer distances than land-bound organisms (mainly other land-bound insects). Flight allows bees to travel great distances from their hives to find sources of food, whereas other flightless insects would not journey as far.
How ahimsa is lived out among Jains?
Jains are vegan. Some do not travel, to avoid crushing insects or killing them via a car windshield, etc.
What insect sometimes flies in swarms?
Many insects travel in swarms - including (but not limited to) bees, flies, grass-hoppers, locusts, moths & butterflies.
What makes insects insects?
Insects have six legs
Which are most closely related insects and lobsters or insects and birds?
Insects and Lobsters
What are carnivore insects?
carnivore insects are insects that eat animals
How does reproduction in plants take place?
Sexual reproduction occurs in plants by the process of pollination. Insects come and collect pollen from the plants that then travel to other plants pollinating them.
