Insects

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in the refrigerator.... unless your food is spoiled on the oven.

Japanese beetles

No! they are cold blooded.

Yes

The superfamily pentatomoidea (stink bugs) are insects with a scent gland between the first and second leg pair, producing a foul-smelling liquid, used to deter predators.

Shillelagh, if you're Irish.

A spider may wait in tunnels for a millipede to pass and then eat it.

They are eaten by other big insects like scorpions or lobsters.

So their predators are basically any animal that eats or likes to eat arthropods.

Are you sure you mean the weta? In several visits to Milford Sound/Piopiotahi, I've never been bothered by the wetas. Sand-flies and mosquitoes yes.

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yes they are

Herbivore

The most effective way to get rid of wetas is to use an over the counter insect spray. Any type of brand will work to eradicate them.

Kissing bugs can be found in Canada and the continental United States. They have the colors of black or brown with yellow, brown or red marks on their abdomen.

Velvet ant, velvet mite, viceroy butterfly, vine weevil, violet ground beetle, vegetable weevil and vagrant spider are insects. They begin with the letter v.

Nats are attracted to humans because of their body heat, sweat, and carbon dioxide emissions, which can signal a potential food source to them. Additionally, nats are also drawn to perfumes, lotions, and other scents that humans wear.

Respiratory rate is indeed a function of temperature. Insects are generally ectothermic and as such rely upon external heat sources; mice are endothermic and have more developed mechanisms to regulate and maintain higher body temperature in the cold.

Note that some insects are capable of regulating temperature in colder weather by behavioral or other physiological means; some flight-capable insects, for example, use muscles to keep their thoracic segment warm before flight.

Yes they are they drink blood from animals and humans

Harmful insects include aphids, whiteflies (eat our crops), mosquitos (carry disease), fleas and lice (suck blood). However, the insects that eat our crops mostly only do so because we practise too much monoculture and kill off their predators with insecticide. The herbivores such as aphids and whiteflies reproduce fast enough to build up resistance, whereas their predators such as ladybugs do not.

Useful insects include those ladybugs (eat aphids etc), parasitic wasps (kill many harmful insects), and bees (pollinate plants and make sure they can reproduce and bear fruit).

People have made an attempt to introduce the praying mantis to Canada and have had some success. They can be found in southern Quebec as well as in southern Ontario. It's too cold for them in the northern parts of Canada.

scarab beetle or scarab, name for members of a large family of heavy-bodied, oval beetles (the Scarabaeidae), with about 30,000 species distributed throughout most of the world and over 1,200 in North America.

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Because giant wetas are more rarer than tree wetas.

Insects use moonlight to navigate. As the moon is very far away it seems to be in a constant place in the sky all night. To stay on a straight course insects keep the moon at a fixed angle to their direction of flight.

However an artificial light is so close that when an insect mistakes it for the moon keeping it at a fixed angle to the direction of flight causes the insect's flight to become a spiral toward that light source instead of a straight line.

When they spiral into the light bulb's surface all that happens is they keep bouncing off it and are unable to figure out how to fly away. However before light bulbs when the major light sources were open flames (e.g. candles, campfires) an insect spiraling into into an artificial light flew into the flame itself and burned up suddenly in a brief flash of light.

Hummingbirds pollinate canna in North America. In other areas, sunbirds or bees pollinate canna.