Beetles

a ladybug can have a really small mouth that makes them look really adorable but they have more like an ants mouth

No, different ladybugs eat different kinds of aphids. That's why the Asian or Japanese ladybug [Harmonia axyridis] was brought into the United States of America. The native ladybugs [Coccinelidae family] couldn't be counted on to eat pecan tree aphids. But researchers discovered that the Asian variety were voracious eaters of pecan tree aphids in their native lands.

Yes, many adult beetles do hibernate. One of the most common types of beetles that can be found hibernating is the ladybug.

There are over 5000 species of ladybugs, many of which are poisonous.

Note that this is mainly in the "poisonous to eat" sense, not the "venomous" sense like, say, rattlesnakes. A few species are capable of spraying a toxin that affects mammals.

mostly birds and hawks

Two is the number of pairs of eyes that the whirligig beetle [Gyrinidae family] has. A pair on the top of the beetle's head sees clearly above water. A pair on the bottom sees clearly underwater.

yes

and the reason some people say that they are poisonous - don't worry, they're not to us - is because they have bad tasting stuff in them so that predators like birds get ill after eating them and so probably won't do it again. :)

Not normally. If you store flour where pests can get at it, it might.

Beetles, including rhinoceros beetles, are a type of insect, sometimes called bugs. They are also members of the animal kingdom.

I can only speak for the Chihuahuan Desert but, yes, blister beetles live here.

Cows, Pigs, almost anything that can get into the flesh.

no because they aren't venomous and some ladybugs eat poisonous rabbits, which leads to thinking that they themselves are poisonous!

i found a dead beetle in my basement, it about 3inches, has two legs on the front shaped like a claw, has six legs, what type of beetle is this and is it harmful?

What did you expect. They're ancestors are resistant to the chemical spray, then passed on the gene to the parent, then the parents passed it down when they reproduce. AND ONE MORE THING, THEY HAVE SEX EVERYDAY LIKE CRAZY.

on trees and sometimes even on poo,leaves and dark holes

Coleoptera

developes for one to two years. lives as an adult for 5-30 days.

Flies normally have 2 antennae. These are commonly used for sensing things in the environment, and also for smelling things.

Its leaves fold together (like a closing book) to trap insects.

No, but they have exoskeletons.

Darkling Beetles have exoskeletons, just all ALL insects.

this is stupid

Hello I am gonna re write the answer cos the other one was silly ladybirds like damp and dried fruit twigs and grass you should probally let them out 2 or 3 times a week so its not too cruel thankyou

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There are no bugs that eat plastic. Plastic is not digestible to any animal or plant. However, scientists are looking into a bacteria that eats plastic.

The boll weevil affected Georgia by, when it ate the cotton, it polluted it, so when the humans went to pick it, it polluted them too which then turned them into zombies, which scared the Germans and they had to get rid of them because they were a threat to the human race thus starting World War 2.