Beetles

They have a head abdomen and thorax and eat dung (faeces).

Paul McCartney, and all the other "beetles." But if you are asking about the insect then, no, I don't think so. Do an experiment and then mail me!! If you of coarse, possibly can.

They can survive in the strong desert heat because that is what they prefer. They do not like extremely cold or dry weather.

They hunt their food and carry it home.

This beetle can carry up to 850 times its weight, and drag an object that weighs more than 1140 times its weight. (This is "only" about 15-20 pounds.)

June beetles are called June beetles because the beetle comes in or you can say around the month of June

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Hi! yes some people keep ladybugs as pets because they are interesting! people also keep them because some people can't keep pets with fur! so if u want one u can have one!

Dung beetles do this.

The South American longhorn beetle is not a poisonous one. They are however considered to be pests because they can bore into wood and have been known to destroy trees and even houses.

They live one summer, long enough to lay many eggs in your lawn. Which turn into grubs and start eating the roots of your grass, killing it. Kill them with Milky Spore.

It goes through complete metamorhosis.

Usually beetles and termites find their own tree and then they get their own kind together to eat the dead materials. a.k.a look it up!

A bee hive hums... a bee buzzes, but it could be termed a hum because a hum is pretty much a vibration..

Lizards, frogs, turtles, birds, spiders, and other small reptiles.

The average life cycle of the deathwatch beetle is between nine and ten weeks.

No, ladybugs do not have ears. The insects in question (Coccinellidae family) have two leg-like antennae that protrude from the front of the ladybird beetle's head. As is the case with other insects, antennae serve as ear equivalents by picking up and processing environmental sound vibrations.

Behavior of the Goliath Beetle include them feeding mainly on sap and fruit but feed on dead plant remains and dung. The females lay eggs underground. They are the heaviest and largest beetle yet they climb and fly.

Four stages.

First,it start with an egg then after it hatched it turns into the mealworm many days later it turns into the pupa.When the pupa turn black it means that the beetle is coming out soon.Few days later There is a beetle.

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Lots of animals do. Mammals, mainly (except dolphins, whales, and orcas) and arachnids (spiders, 8-legged creatures). If you're looking for types of animals:

Dog

cat

pig

platypus

hamsters

rats

mice

cougars

lions

tigers

bears

spiders

scorpions

ticks

fleas

There's lots more, but this is a VERY obvious question.

All insects have three body sections (head, thorax, and abdomen. Spiders are arachnids, not insects, most noticeably because they only have two section: cephalothorax and abdomen) Insects also have six legs. If it is a winged insect, it will typically have one or two pairs.

No ladybug larvae are strict carnivores and eat only other insects. They are voracious. One entomologist said that if ladybugs were the size of cocker spaniels, we'd all be afraid to go out in the garden.

I'm not certain that this is always the case, but I heard that most caterpillars will go into a comatose state, as their body liquidates. They release a bunch of chemicals into the liquid caterpillar mixture which direct the reassembly process that ultimately results in a butterfly or moth.

It doesn't have to mean anything. If your into that cultural thing where everything means an emotion or something, then it may mean peace.

I might add, be kind to the ladybug, they are very beneficial to the environment.

Yes! They do have blood. If you pick them up some might put come orange-yellow stuff on you for self-defence and that is their blood!!!