Insects

Well my son has a male and female praying mantis in his insect carrier. Within minutes of placing the female inside the carrier they began mating. They have been hooked up for the last 30 hours and still they are in the position.

yes bumble bees do have antennae.

No-chigers are outside & too much ventilation.

About to the size of small leaves.

Cicada nymphs of some species are famous for this. There are also some arctic insects, such as caterpillars, which stay in their larval form for many years and only awaken in the brief summer to eat. It takes them many brief summers to grow large enough to pupate, which is why they live so long.

Light attracts bugs. Bugs attract lizards.

Cicadas are benign to humans under normal circumstances and do not bite or sting in a true sense, but may mistake a person's arm or other part of their body for a tree or plant limb and attempt to feed.[2] Cicadas have a long proboscis under their head which they insert into plant stems in order to feed on sap. It can be painful if they attempt to pierce a person's skin with it, but it is unlikely to cause other harm. It is unlikely to be a defensive reaction and is a rare occurrence. It usually only happens when they are allowed to rest on a person's body for an extended amount of time.

Moths obtain most of their energy needs by eating ppants during their caterpillar stage of life but may also sip nectar as an adult.

Queen Alexandra's birdwing butterfly, swallowtail butterfly and zebra butterfly are insects that begin with letters Q, S and Z.

tse tse fly which is usually found in Africa in the Sharan region

An insect does this to grow.

It expands rapidly before the next exoskeleton hardens.

Some harmless organisms have become adapted to look like dangerous species. This is called mimicry. For example, stingless hoverflies have black and yellow bands on their bodies that resemble those on wasps or bees. This warns predators to stay away, even though the hoverfly is incapable of stinging.

Yes it poops out little pecks

A young butterfly is called a caterpillar, larva, chrysalis or pupa

yes insects have 6 legs

In a beetle the part of the body between the head and abdomen is called the thorax. The thorax contains important body structures.

It could be either a pine ladybird or a harlequin ladybird.

the females get 6 to 8 inches males get 2 to 3 inches

The wormlike stage in a moth's life cycle is called the catapillar

Well, honey, "Death of a Moth" by Annie Dillard is a good ol' piece of creative nonfiction. It's not your typical bedtime story, but it sure packs a punch with its vivid descriptions and deep philosophical musings. So, if you're in the mood for some thought-provoking literature, give it a whirl.

Yes, they can regrow their legs back when it goes missing or accidentally come off.

the male cicadas are the ones that sing.they do it to attract mates.when a male is singing,not only females but other males gather around.Once the males and females

have gathered,they find partners that suit them,then they mate

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