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Insects
Insects play a very large role in the circle of life on earth. They represent a large population of the animal kingdom. Fascinating to some,creepy to others but always present in our daily lives. Questions about any sort of bug go here.
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If a bee were to sting an ant, the ant would certainly die. But a bee would usually have no reason to sting an ant.
Yes. They also have deadly venom that sinks into your blood veins and if you do not treat it by putting honey mixed with peanut butter on it, you could have a fatal incident. So if a dragonfly lands on you and there is a red bite mark slowly getting bigger, be sure to do the right thing. Honey+peanut butter=happy people!
What is the most dangarous insect?
some say mosquito's because of there disease that they carry and they have killed more people than all the world wars put together.
The Black Spitting Thick tail Scorpion, The Black Spitting Thick tail Scorpion are extremely dangerous to handle. This species is able to squirt venom up to one meter away, and venom in the eyes can be very dangerous. You may experience severe pain and temporary blindness, and you may permanently damage your sight if the venom is not flushed immediately
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The rhinoceros beetle, the rhinoceros beetle can carry 850 times its own weight. Rhinoceros beetles are the strongest animals on the planet, there are no other animals in the world that can hold 850 times its own weight
What season do most insects lay eggs?
Spring and summer are the months that most insects lay their eggs. Most insects do not thrive during winter months so all of their mating and egg laying happens in the warmer months.
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What is the name of a black worm like insect?
These insects are most commonly referred to as snout beetles. They belong to the family Curculionidae, which are the "true" weevils.
What are 3 insects that feed on other insects?
anteaters,birds, and turtles.
Better ones..
Anteaters, Pangolin, Praying mantis.
The name suggest an insect which moves about in a clumsy manner or blotches things up?
Beetles are insects which move in a clumsy manner. There are approximately 350,000 different species of beetles, and scientists say there are still more that have yet to be discovered.
I'd like an answer also, I saw a similar spider near the Canadian border Northwest of Grand Marais, MN. The body was slightly smaller than a dime and appeared to have short white hair on it. The legs were a shiny black and white Zebra stripes. When I disturbed it, it ran up it's web and 'danced' back and forth. Any idea what it is?
Why insects blood has a low oxygen carrying capacity?
Insects are smaller than human and therefore it will take a shorter time to carry blood around their body so they can take less and it will not affect them as much.
Does any kind of insect have meat in their body?
Not really, but I don't know what you mean by "Meat". I can tell you that they can be eaten, but they have no muscle on them.
Do rollie pollies get along with ladybugs?
Lady bugs and roly poly do get along, and both are a wonderful addition to your garden. They help ward off unwanted pests and do not eat your plants.
How do ladybugs affect other plants and animals?
Consume pollen, eat each other and stain surfaces can be considered the possible harm that ladybugs do.
Specifically, the beetle in question (Coccinellidaefamily) functions as one of the world's most beloved, iconic beneficial insects. The ladybug beetle generally is a devoted controller of such crop and garden pests as aphids, mealybugs, and scale. But there may be four scenarios which slightly compromise that image:
Asian ladybug beetles (Harmonia axyridis) - which control soybean aphids - are out-competing and preying upon native ladybirds in the United States;
Ladybug beetles can stain building and plant surfaces with a yellow liquid;
12-spotted ladybugs (Coleomegilla maculata) consume dandelion and sunflower pollen - which puts them in competition with other pollinators but results in no negative impact upon necessary pollination - when insect pests are unavailable;
22-spotted ladybird beetles (Psyllobora 22-punctata) may be considered herbivores if their normal diet of fungus and mildew goes sparse but the plant-eating never gets out of hand or results in harm to food webs.
What is the function of the isopod's antennae?
Antennae on arthropods perform sensory functions. In insects they detect moisture, temperature, and have olfactory functions; in crustaceans there are chemical receptors which function similar to our taste and smell for molecules drifting in seawater. There are also sensory receptors in many arthropod antennae which detect the amount of force from muscle action and the degree of bending and thus provide the touch sense. Some butterflies have a solar compass in their antennae, used for navigation.
What are two differences between a cockroach and its young?
Similarity between young and adult cockroach is that they have the same number of legs
What insects give acid stings?
The only insects that can truly sting are bees, wasps and ants, and then just the social species (living together in colonies).
What microscopic bug lives in dust?
Dust mites
PC: Bedbugs (or bed bugs) are small, elusive, and parasitic insects of the family Cimicidae. They live strictly by feeding on the blood of humans and other warmblooded animals. The name 'bed bug' is derived from the insect's preferred habitat infesting houses and especially beds or other common areas where people may sleep.[1] Bedbugs, though not strictly nocturnal, are mainly active at night and are capable of feeding unnoticed on their hosts.
Largely eradicated as pests in the United States in the early 1940s, bedbugs have been resurgent in the past decade to near epidemic proportions.
Are insects the only animals to pollinate?
No, but bees do nearly 90 per cent of all pollinating done by insects.
What does stink like rotten meat?
I recently in countered a dead body that had been rotting in a van near my home for 5-7 days. At first, I though it was Korean people making kimchi, but after seeing the body removal with my own eyes I know that the smell was not of pickled vegetables. I work for a plumbing company so I'm always finding myself walking in raw sewage in basements. And I have to say the smell is similar to sewage or waste. Its nauseating and quite foul. Authorities have removed the body, but the area still smells of fragrant corpse. To be honest, I don't know why you'd ever wonder about this. But yes indeed, its very disgusting. As a female I always find myself running out of breath when I'm dealing with sewage, but a body is about 10 times worse.
How long do stink bugs live in the wild?
They're actually pretty recent. Stink bugs have been alive since the Paleogene period, when the mammals started getting diverse and the dinosaurs were all getting eliminated from the map. They're about around 50 mil. years old.
I'm not sure if its safe. But I work at a golf course and a coworker dared me to eat one I found in some rotten wood. So I did. It didnt taste bad other than the pasty texture of its insides. It may just be psychological but I felt more energetic afterwords and I didnt feel ill in any way. However, eating them in abundance may be a different story. Someone told me you had to de-vein them before eating them or you can get sick. I highly doubt it's true but you never know.
