Insects

I believe earwigs came from Europe. They were brought here by someone to help control an aphid problem that kept consuming vegetation and plants, causing the to rot out. now since the earwigs have no natural enemy in Northern America, there constantly multiplying and becoming a real nuisance. The myth that they will crawl in your ear at night and lay eggs, is exactly that, a myth. That is actually how they got their name, and therefor named themēare(ear) wicga(insects) or earwig.

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no/yes The above answer is correct for the convergent lady beetle, but because our gov. imported Asian lady beetles to the farm belt the beetles do bite humans and it does hurt alittle, enough to get a slap response from humans.

There is no evidence that they transmit diseases to humans or other animals. Their pincers are commonly believed to be dangerous, but in reality even the curved pincers of males cause little harm to humans. It is a common urban legend that earwigs crawl into the human ear and lay eggs in the brain. Finding earwigs in the human ear is rare.

A very common tiny red bug is called a ladybug. It is about 1 cm long, has black spots and eats bugs that kill the plant they are on.

Like all insects, they breathe through their skin.

Some people say its the dragonfly, some say the humming bird and some say the eagle.

Yes actually they do

It's actually closer to a quarter of a kilogram, but we do accidentally eat insects. For example, the apples you see in the fruit stand are the pretty ones, undamaged and uninfested. But apples that go into apple sauce aren't as pretty, and often the insects that are on or inside them are chopped up and end up in the jars. Same goes for tomato soup, chocolate and many other products. There are guidelines for the allowed amount of insect, but it's impossible to completely filter them out.

Then there's the intentional eating of insects - pretty much all red sweets, cookies etc. are dyed using a pigment from a certain species of aphid, for example.

You won't ever notice this, and it's proven it's actually good for you - free protein!

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Some seeds have an outer covering which makes it hard for insects and animals to get into. Sunflower seeds have a hard outer shell to protect itself from predators.

Chances are, someone has pulled or broken the missing legs off.

Insects that have more than one lifestage, like the damselfly metamorphose.

They spend the bulk of their lives as an aquatic nymph and become a flying adult for reproduction.

Other insects do not morphose. Ex.

Grasshoppers have several stages but the hatchling is basically a small version of the adult, called an Imago.

only if they feel like it....

Do not kill them

Termites are not dangerous to people, so you don't have to worry about getting hurt by them. With most species, the Soldier termites, which live inside the colony and attack invaders, could bite you. Workers sometimes can as well. They can't sting, but they can bite. Unlike fire ants, they don't have a venom in their bite that could harm you, so it would just be like a regular bug bite. And even then, the soldiers don't leave the colony. Unless you stick your hand into a colony itself, you're not going to get bitten.

If a bee were to sting an ant, the ant would certainly die. But a bee would usually have no reason to sting an ant.

Yes. They also have deadly venom that sinks into your blood veins and if you do not treat it by putting honey mixed with peanut butter on it, you could have a fatal incident. So if a dragonfly lands on you and there is a red bite mark slowly getting bigger, be sure to do the right thing. Honey+peanut butter=happy people!

some say mosquito's because of there disease that they carry and they have killed more people than all the world wars put together.

The Black Spitting Thick tail Scorpion, The Black Spitting Thick tail Scorpion are extremely dangerous to handle. This species is able to squirt venom up to one meter away, and venom in the eyes can be very dangerous. You may experience severe pain and temporary blindness, and you may permanently damage your sight if the venom is not flushed immediately

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The rhinoceros beetle, the rhinoceros beetle can carry 850 times its own weight. Rhinoceros beetles are the strongest animals on the planet, there are no other animals in the world that can hold 850 times its own weight

Spring and summer are the months that most insects lay their eggs. Most insects do not thrive during winter months so all of their mating and egg laying happens in the warmer months.

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These insects are most commonly referred to as snout beetles. They belong to the family Curculionidae, which are the "true" weevils.

to use its tail

Beetles are insects which move in a clumsy manner. There are approximately 350,000 different species of beetles, and scientists say there are still more that have yet to be discovered.

I'd like an answer also, I saw a similar spider near the Canadian border Northwest of Grand Marais, MN. The body was slightly smaller than a dime and appeared to have short white hair on it. The legs were a shiny black and white Zebra stripes. When I disturbed it, it ran up it's web and 'danced' back and forth. Any idea what it is?