Insects

yes especially the presidents

three

It depends on the size of the bugs, I suppose...

acronophobologist

no

They feed primarily on Moths and other large flying insects.

no they eat crabs.

Not nearly as endangered as the common bumble bee, though beetles I can't say are my favorite, no need to worry about their extinction my friend, they'll survive.

in dead wood

The entire thing is called a compound eye, with many facets, or ommatidia (simple individual eyes).

Insects also have three non-compound eyes between their large compound eyes, on the top of their heads. These are called ocelli.

No, though both are classified as Arthropods.

Praying Mantis is an insect. Additional insects include the Painted Lady Butterfly, Peacock Butterfly and Pupa moth.

yes

no

No, they only live for one season.

Certain insects, such as the larvae of some species of beetles and wasps, can consume the bodies of flies while often leaving the wings intact. Additionally, some predatory organisms like certain mites or parasitic wasps may also feed on the body of a fly without damaging its wings. This selective feeding behavior can be attributed to the nutritional value of the fly's body versus its wings.

yes grasshoppers do eat grapes. one of my friends told me.

a water bug is called a water bug because it can swim in water and it is a bug.

arthropods

Bug Alert ended in 2000.

mosquito

Insects and lobsters. They're both arthropods. Birds are in a completely different phylum.

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Difficult to put an exact number on the amount - however... There are roughly 7 billion people on the planet, and insects outnumber humans by at least 1000 to 1.

As far as species, there are up to 10 million species of insects, and many more bug-type animals in the centipede and arachnid families.

An insects blood is the same as a humans blood. It keeps them alive and makes all organs function properly.