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Plants need minibeasts like insects for pollination, which is vital for reproduction in many plant species. Minibeasts also help in seed dispersal, nutrient recycling, and pest control, which are all essential for the health and diversity of plant ecosystems.
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Turtles are not classified as minibeasts; they are reptiles and belong to the class Reptilia. Minibeasts typically refer to small invertebrates like insects, spiders, and worms, which have no backbone. Turtles, being vertebrates with a hard shell, are much larger and distinctly different from what is commonly considered minibeasts.
Minibeasts that are omnivores include centipedes, some beetles, and certain species of ants and spiders. These minibeasts feed on a combination of plant material, other insects, and decaying matter to obtain nutrients.
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In water, you can find minibeasts like water insects (such as water beetles and water boatmen), water snails, water fleas, and water mites. These minibeasts play important roles in the aquatic ecosystem.
It is difficult to estimate the exact number of minibeasts in the world due to the vast diversity and abundance of these organisms. However, scientists believe there are millions of species of minibeasts, including insects, spiders, and other small invertebrates.
· Honeybee
· ants
Xerces blue butterfly, yellow jacket and zebra butterfly are minibeasts. They begin with the letters x, y and z.
Minibeasts reproduce through either sexual or asexual reproduction. In sexual reproduction, males and females mate and produce offspring through fertilization of eggs. In asexual reproduction, minibeasts can produce offspring without the need for a mate, such as through budding or splitting into two individuals.