Insects

snails and mosquitos can both play host to very nasty viral or parasitic passengers. snails can carry a parasite the causes schistosomiasis and different mosquitos can carry anything from dengue fever to yellow fever to malaria to west nile virus to philariasis.

schistosomiasis is very treatable if caught before late stages where as malaria, west nile, or dengue can cuase death very rapidly, some cases even 24 hours.

The British Stick Insect Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to the conservation and study of stick insects in the UK. It provides resources and support for enthusiasts and researchers interested in these fascinating creatures. The foundation plays a crucial role in raising awareness about stick insects and their importance in the ecosystem.

Millipedes first appeared on land during the Siluvian geologic period.

They are tiny insects and come in through tiny holes.

Cicada 3301 is an organization that has not been identified. This secret organizations gives complex puzzles of codes to solve.it is said in few of their messages that they are looking to recruit and each code will give the person a clue. So far a few or couple of people have figures it out. Since then they are found offline. Some say that work for a company. For more information go to wikipedia

Yes. The only "dragons" that exist in the world today are the "Komodo dragons", large vicious lizards native to some islands near Indonesia. They resemble very large monitor lizards, are incredibly fast in short sprints, and their mouths and teeth are amazingly filthy. People bitten by a Komodo dragon are often poisoned or infected by the attack.

Yes, humans have been killed and eaten by Komodo dragons.

Yes because they both have eyes, both living insects, bugs, both have legs

The physical appearance of a spider is what is commonly known as characteristics or features. Some of them include having eight legs, two antennae, hairy body for most species and so much more.

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There are a variety of insects that only live for 24 hours. This includes the mayfly, which hatch, mate, lay eggs, and die within 24 hours or less.

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All insects have six legs. There are many many tiny ones. You need to be more specific.

The roly-poly has evolved a segmented outer shell that allows them to protect themselves by rolling into a small hard ball.

Here's a quote from a great Web site on tabanids (horseflies). "When the fly emerges from its pupal case females will seek a blood meal, whilst the males feed on nectar. The next priority for a newly emerged fly is to mate. This usually takes place during the early hours of the morning. Males come together in swarms above the forest canopy and females are attracted to these swarms. Females enter these dipteran "lekking" sites and copulation is initiated in the air, the act is completed on the ground and takes approximately five minutes." If you're interested, there's a lot more at this webiste: http://www.roberth.u-net.com/horseflies.htm#lifecycle

A bee's colour vision extends well into the ultra-violet part of the spectrum, but not so far as ours into the red end of the spectrum.

Bees can also distinguish plane polarized light, which we can't.

Male earwigs are longer than female earwigs and males pincers are curved while females have straight ones. Also some males species of males have wings and females usually don't but can, but the best way to identify them is to look at their pincers. Note: their pincers have no damage or pain to humans and females are harder to find in some cases.

about 57% of species live in the jungle.

Cicada Killer or Mason Wasp

no it goes through acid

Many pacific islands were without insects or flies before sailing ships arrived. The people on them lived just fine. In the 1920s and 1930s many areas in the southern part of the United States poured oil over their swamps and temporally got rid of their mosquitoes when the United States wiped out Malaria. When that stopped, the mosquitoes came back but the malaria did not.

Since so many insects eat plants and arachnids eat insects, without arachnids, we would starve. No. we could not live without them.

Their Wings.

Cockroaches, like many other animals, have reflection symmetry: The right side of a cockroach it's exactly like the left side, except for its direction. In mathematical terms we would say there is a plane dividing the cockroach into two symmetrical parts. Please see the links for more details.

In biological terms, cockroaches have bilateral symmetry. This means they have 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.

Ants. Head, abdomen and rear.

To find maggots go to a beach. Look mainly in the tide area (where the tide regulary ends when it comes in). dig deep into the sand and maggots will appear. Maggots normally fall into the sea and go under the sand when the tide comes in.

a grasshopper or a beetle