Beetles

yes.

I think it is dragonfly

Depends on what kind of bite you mean, if it's by a snake or other animal, you should seek medical attention asap.

Snout beetle is sometimes used for the common pantry types routinely found inside homes. If that is the case read below article for information. there are some outdoor varieties, like the Eucalyptus snout beetle but they would just be a rare occasional intruding type pest and are not known to infest homes.

The spiders that stay under water for a very long time are called diving bell spiders. They actually make a kind of inverted silken bowl under the surface of the water. They have spines on their body that let them get a bubble of air to stick to them, so they flip their abdomens out of the water and it comes back carrying a bubble or two stuck to it. They then swim to their "diving bell," go inside, and dislodge the air bubble. So they can stay underwater, hunt, etc., for a very long time. Technically, only their abdomens need to go outside the water, so you could argue that they could spend an entire spider lifetime under the surface of a pond.

No. They do not bite, but they are able to sting/stab you with their rather strong proboscis and the sting is actually somewhat painful. Comparable with bee sting.

Fortunately their sting is not poisonous or dangerous.

Halmus chalybeus, commonly known as the steelblue ladybird

Well Babaganoosh, It was a Marilyn Manson bug. I have no clue

Ladybugs are insects, and like most, do not like to swim in water.

It is the idea that, although lowly, the dung beetle contributes a lot to the ecosystem. They help fertilize plants and break down excrement.

spontaneous generation

It is a symbiotic relationship because the dung beetle cannot exist without it. The beetle eats manure, and helps to compost the material so that plants can grow.

no, they are very friendly

if you cut off a beetles head it can survive for 2 weeks until then it will starve to death

The scientist could conclude that the females choose mates.

No. There are different kinds of beetles all over the world

Pine needles are about 3 inches long

Yes, diving beetles are considered to be omnivores. This means they eat foods of both the plant and the animal origin.

Some blowflies and flesh flies are attracted to decomposing matter. The presence of these flies are usually considered during forensic murder investigations.

Further to this question, one has to consider where the "bite" has taken place. If it is anywhere within the dorsal area, you should seek medical attention immediatly because the Tiger Mosquito carries the Zythrohapalotrious virus which seriously deteriorates the internal organs. Within the limbs this does not affect the body's core due to thinning of the virus throughout the body. Tiger bites are becoming more rare and one should doubt the validity of the "Tiger" species.

I think that the whirligig beetle weigh 4 grams

You get a emty plastic can, dig the ground and stick the can in the soil. Eventually, the beetle will fall, than, it's yours.

I just fed my beardie some. I did some research and some say it's bad but some say it can be used as a treat.

Yes they gnaw on a lot of plants, but the biggest problem is that they deposit their eggs in your lawn which develop into the nefarious GRUBS. Grubs eat the lawn roots, and are dug up by all kinds of vermin which is what we are seeing a lot of here in the PA.

they are not concidered pets because they may suck your blood and may kill you and your plants wich you may not like that. i have an other question. how old are you? do you want to have sex on my bed? or better in my boat then we can have a three some with my friend she has never had sex ;D