Beetles

The form of reproductive isolation that is practiced by different species of butterflies is sexual isolation by conduct. This means that the pattern of flashing lights that the male firefly exhibits is specific to that species, and a variation will cause a female firefly to ignore them.

No. Beetles, like all insects, have bilateral symmetry. Bilateral symmetry means something has symmetry across one plane (known as the sagittal plane, and directly down the centre of their body), which means one side of their body approximately mirrors the other side.

I don't think anyone's tried to find out. Most people can't.

However, there are 450000 species of beetle, so far. I would think that some of them might be able to.

One-and-one-half (1.5) fluid ounces is the quantity of Sevin concentrate per gallon when spraying for Japanese beetles. The directions on the label must be followed precisely in terms of mixing the concentrate with the water and of spraying on outdoor, not indoor, branches, leaves and stems no more than once every seven days. The treatments need to be conducted away from people and pets.

No, you cannot. Ketaconazole is an anti-fungal, and will have no effect on bug bites.

Yes The Lady In Red Is Real

Although there is a haunted

hotel of where she died

A bark beetle does indeed bite on occasion. The beetle is not poisonous however, so a person will not become ill after a bite.

You give them lice, spiders or a part of an apple...

It may appear yellow, green, or blue because of other things in it. Insects breathe through their skin, so the blood doesn't carry oxygen. In humans and many other animals, it contains hemoglobin, which turns red when it picks up oxygen. Most insects don't have hemoglobin and don't have red blood.

Someone stepping on it or it getting run over by a car. Also a bunch of other things.

Yes, mealworms are safe for gardens as long as their numbers are contained and controlled. They can chew through holes in poultry structures and vector diseases even though they serve as nutritious protein sources for birds, people and poultry. Blue jays, bluebirds, chickadees and sparrows love mealworms, as do lizards and snakes.

Some birds eat lady bugs but the lady bugs have a defense of tasting bad when they are being eaten. The larva of lacewing will eat the larva of the ladybugs.

what do millipedes eat

Yes they do. It can be somewhat painful from my experience.

yes

explain the last stage of the life cycle of a beetle

For standard, manual 4 on floor old Beetle:

Put shift lever into neutral

with right foot pressing all the way down on brake

and left foot pressing all the way down on clutch pedal

push and hold down on shif lever (toward ground)

and move lever to left

then back (toward rear of car)

release downward pressure on lever

Turn head and look backward

Ease foot off clutch pedal

while gently pushing gas pedal

Lampyris is a genus of firefly found primarily in Britain. They thrive in old-growth grasslands in soil with high concentrations of limestone and chalk.

about 3-4 inches

Stag weekends are designed to fulfill a man's desires and the activities list is an endless one. Most of the activities require a daredevil attitude, athletic personality, and the ability to have fun in whatever situation!

Both are insects in the order Lepidoptera.

$25-$200, depending on make, model, and condition. We can't answer without some information- like asking what a car is worth.

Not in the slightest, teensy-weensiest, microscopic way.

Usually, bees don't bite, they sting. However there are a couple of varieties of stingless bee which, as its name implies, can't sting. They don't bite as such but have been known to grip hairs in their mouth parts and pull. As you can imagine, pulling a single hair hurts.

North America