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Can superworm beetles fly?
Yes, superworm beetles can fly.
Do superworm beetles have the ability to fly?
Yes, superworm beetles do have the ability to fly.
Do termites thrive in airy and poor sunlight and damp and cool surroundings?
Subterranean termites prefer that type of environment. Drywood termites prefer sun exposure and higher temperatures.
What type of habitat does cattle prefer to live in?
Cattle is the name given to a type DOMESTICATED livestock. They therefore can not choose a prefered environment and live on human farms.
What environment does a capnophile prefer?
prefer in high concentration of carbon dioxide
What temperature do bunnies prefer for their living environment?
Bunnies prefer a temperature range of 60-70 degrees Fahrenheit for their living environment.
What temperature do rabbits prefer for their living environment?
Rabbits prefer a temperature range of 60-70 degrees Fahrenheit for their living environment.
Aquarim fish which doesn't need plants?
Many of the Cichlid type fish will destroy any plants in their environment but the vast majority of fish prefer a natural environment with living plants
What environment do sea stars like to live in?
Sea stars prefer a clean environment with a low salt content. They prefer an abundance of food, and like their environment to be as natural as possible.
What are the release dates for World of Quest - 2008 In Search of the Royal Family As the Superworm Turns 1-8?
World of Quest - 2008 In Search of the Royal Family As the Superworm Turns 1-8 was released on: USA: 10 May 2008
Do you prefer a quite environment or an environment with some sound?
That's a question that you have to answer yourself because that is a self opinion question, asking someone else doesn't help you at all. But, I prefer an environment with SOME sound.
Do hoyas prefer to climb or hang in their natural environment?
Hoyas prefer to climb in their natural environment, using their aerial roots to attach themselves to trees or other structures for support.
