Beetles

Do Boll Weevils Bite Humans! I will begin by telling the story. Recently I few days ago I returned from a hunt in Amarillo Texas to my home in Tennessee. Leaving my equipment bag on a chair in my bedroom for a few days. For about the past three nights I have been waking in the mornings with new bites each night. Thinking it to be a flea since our Labrador sleeps with us, I inspected her very closely. No fleas! This afternoon while inspecting the bed for the evening, "guess what I found"! Yes a small Boll Weevil in the center of the bed under the covers that had been injured probably by the dog jumping on the bed. I identified it via the Internet as confirming it was a boll weevil. Assuming that he had to be the culprit! It would seem that due to a lack of possible moisture or food he chose me as a host and left some nasty bites looking like the worst mosquito bite or flea bite you have ever had, not to mention the itch unmercifully. Even after using after-bite and other remedies. Can't advise about the poisonous section of this question, guess I will find out! However the itch is tremendous! LT.

I think it is red. I'm just guessing!!

You will know if you pat it and it doesn't die.

that the worshipper really likes it and if it's that sacred they will sacrifice the beetle for medicine or they migh eat it!

first you start out with the egg. then the larva(mealworm). then a pup.Last but not least the beetle!!!!!!!

There are around 1,200 species that fall into the category, stag beetle. The most distinctive characteristic of the stag beetle are large pincers that resemble male deer antlers. they come in a variety of colors and some species can grow to over 12 centimeters.

Butterflies get mates so they may lay eggs or another word is have breed , so that there will always be other butterflies around when the butterflies die.

Water beetles are members of the class Insecta (insects) and the family Haliplidae.

no. ladybugs can not eat mushrooms. they can eat white flies, aphids, mites, and scales. they can also eat any dried, non-acidic fruits.

Only a rare sub-species of scarab. They were used as a form of torture in Ancient Egypt, because they are carnivorous, and burrow under the skin of mammals using their razor sharp front talons to cut in, and their hundreds of minicture rows of teeth to tear small bits of flesh from underneath the skin as it makes its way up to the brain, its target. They find the brain by following the circulatory system, (veins) upward. If you happen across this sub species of scarab, KEEP AWAY! And if it DOES enter your body, attempt to cut out IMMEDIATELY!

"dung" means poo and and "aw" is like when u say P.U (stinky) so basiccally it means stinky poo

the stages a darkling beetle goes through is egg, larva, pupa, and, adult

While female fireflies emit light to signal the male firefly, they also emit light to warn of predators and to defend their surroundings. A chemical called ATP is what causes the energy in a firefly to transmit as a glowing light.

Anything that is bigger than these two will eat it unless it is poisonous. I.E. a bird, a raccoon

Mike and Ryan Beetle,I think.If not,go check google.YOU might find it there. but this is a guess!Thank you. Right now we are not sure but one of our other team members surely know.

lovebugs http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lovebugs

No, but he gets in touch with his feminine side.

The Titan Beetle is a type of longhorn beetle. It is not known how much a Titan Beetle actually weighs, but the largest one found measured 16.7 centimeters long.

Yes, some green beetles eat ants even though no, others do not. The six-spotted tiger beetle (Cicindela sexguttata) includes ants among a diet of aphids, caterpillars, earwigs, field crickets, flies, fungus gnats, grasshoppers, katydids, lacewings, mosquitoes, sawflies, snow fleas, spiders, springtails and termites. Green June (Cotinis nitida) and Japanese (Popillia japonica) beetles serve as recognizable examples of green coleopterans that are plant-eating herbivores instead of flesh-eating carnivores.

Frogs do not get pregnant. They lay eggs that hatch into tadpoles then grow into frogs.

No, fire beetles are a type of beetle that does not bite. They are named as such because they are attracted to fire and need it to breed.

Ladybugs and cockroaches are in the same family (insects) but not the same Genus due to their obvious differences.

The larder beetle is a hard shelled bug with a yellow strip around its middle. They usually have a black body and are about three-eighth of an inch long.

Okay, if you want to know what a stink bug smells like you came to the right guy. My house has them and they pop out once in a while. A few hours ago, I found one swimming in my toilet! I had two options here. I could get a paper towel, pick it up from the toilet and throw it outside OR I could just pee on him right then and there. I picked the second option; worst option I ever made. The moment I started peeing on him the smell was unbearable. I was about to puke if I hadn't used my shirt as a filter. Anyways, they smell like wood/rocks/burnt tires/dust/oil. That's the best way I can describe it. Hope I helped.