What is the difference between insects and mammals?
First off, mammals are vertebrates (have a backbone and internal skeleton, phylum Chordata) and insects are invertebrates (no backbone, exoskeleton, phylum Arthropoda, though all phyla except Chordata are invertebrate). Where vertebrates have their largest blood vessels on the belly side and their nerve chord on the back side, it's the other way around in insects. Mammals are warmblooded, insects are coldblooded. Mammals breathe through lungs, insects through trachea (tubes all the way through the body). Insects have compound eyes, smell with their antennae and sometimes have ears on their legs... well, all in all, they're pretty much different in any way you can think of, because even similar structures (say, eyes) have evolved independently and work very differently. ^^
What is the Short chubby bee swarming at night?
I myself am a beekeeper and know of no bees that will swarm actively at night. With this said, any bee colony that does swarm may not find a new location to move to in a 24-hour period after swarming from the old colony. So these bees will just stay at the current location (Usually a branch)until the scout bees find a new location to move into the following day. As far as being a “Short chubby bee”, I would think that this would be a bubble bee or one of it’s cousins.
What is the different between bug and insect?
nothing, bug is for more younger kids ,insect is more formal
What is the most comfortable place for a worm?
In the grass away from any harm that may disturb the peacefulness of the creature
How do you control whiteflies?
Natural predators and organic controls are ways to control whiteflies. The insects in question (Aleyrodidae family) find their populations controlled or eliminated by introductions of beneficial wasps (Encarsia formosa), lacewings, and ladybugs. Their numbers likewise will drop with applications of horticultural oils against eggs and insecticidal soaps against juvenile and mature stages and use of tobacco-laced sprays and sticky yellow traps.
What do peach-potato aphid eat?
The peach-potato aphid eats the leaves of trees like the peach tree. This insect can cause a lot of damage to trees as well as crops.
What are non harmful insects called?
they have no particular name,they are called non harmful insects
What IS best time to spray your home with insect spray?
its might in the summer because insects like the sun and not the cold
What are the stages of development of the cockroach?
The stages of developement in a cockroach are:
Egg - nymph - adult cockroach
How many legs do 8 bugs have 8?
Bugs are insects. All insects have 6 legs. Eight bugs would have 48 legs.
a person who is always out with friends or doing social things
There are several types of red bugs. The ones that appear in the urine of humans and can cause urinary tract infection.
What is the predator of a flying dragon?
Flying dragon lizards, draco volnas, are not very large. They are found in the Philippines, Malaysia and Indonesia. There most common predators are large birds and cats.
There are several types of bugs that eat apples. Some of these bugs include aphids, butterflies, ants, gnats, bees, and yellow jackets.
A tiny electric shock is used to prod he fles to do or not do certain behaviors.
Any that carry serious diseases communicable to man - diseases like malaria, yellow fever, dengue fever, leishmanniasis etc etc etc etc
Does the larva stage resemble the adult?
No larval stage is the maggot (as in housefly) then they pupate and the adult emerges after metamorphosis. Those insects where the nymphs adults look like adults have only a 3-stage cycle egg, nymph, adult, with no larval or pupal stage.
The bug bite will not cause shingles. Shingles is a re-activation of the chickenpox virus that affects a single nerve bundle, generally on the torso.
The symptoms you are describing could be shingles (particularly if you had chickenpox as a child), or it could be an infection in the lymphatic system (possibly caused by a bug bite).
they are called lots of things but they are mostly called a swarm of bee's.
Does four pennies in a ziplock bag really keep the flies away?
No, that sounds like superstition. To keep flies away use gauze in front of your windows, or close the windows, and don't keep fruit around for too long outside the fridge. Flies do not react to pennies in any way, especially not in ziplock bags :P