Insects

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Weta is a word from the Maori language, and it refers to about seventy different species of insects commonly found in New Zealand. Many look like crickets or grasshoppers. They tend to be nocturnal, and they live in a variety of habitats-- some live in trees, while others can be found in grassland, shrub land, forests, and caves.

They can be helpful in the garden because they eat common pests like slug, aphids, and other creatures that could harm plants.

flies are commonly associated with garbage

It maybe that you have an infestation of bed bugs. Just to be sure, call a professional.

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· No-see-ums (tiny biting flies - they are so tiny that it is hard to see them)

No, they sometimes eat other insects.

Flies, in Australia, can cause flystrike on sheep. And if youu don't know what flystrike is, imagine a few hundred flies hitting your bum, and a few days later feeling like you're getting eaten alive by maggots.

I am only 14 so I don't know anything else about problems with flies, other than they are quite annoying.

Flies, in Australia, can cause flystrike on sheep. And if youu don't know what flystrike is, imagine a few hundred flies hitting your bum, and a few days later feeling like you're getting eaten alive by maggots.

I don't know anything else about problems with flies, other than they are quite annoying.

Insect has two syllables. In-sect

There are not any insects that have two hearts. There may be other types of organs that do the same thing that a heart would though.

Yes, there are red lice. Head lice can be brown, yellow, grey or red, depending on whether or not they fed on blood, or the color of your hair.

There are many bugs that could live on the clothes lying on the floor. Ants for example could live here.

Yes, all species of spiders need water to survive.

Stonefly nymphs are generally carnivorous. They are typically 2nd or 3rd level consumers as they enjoy eating other animals like caddis flies, mayflies, and true flies. Stonefly nymphs may eat detritus or plants when they are particularly hungry at which point they would be 1st level consumers.

While there are different insects with spikes on their heads, beetles are one which have horn like spikes on their head.

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This is called a pupa (or sometimes a chrysalis)

Spider bites cause dark brown bruises with a white looking spot in the middle. If you notice any marking like this, contact your doctor for instruction on what symptoms to look for and if you need to be seen.

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They usually snack on trees in the grassland

An insect. No, a tick comes from the order of Arachnida. It has too many legs to be an insect - it has 8, four on each side of its body and no antennae.

It depends. Which way is the insect spinning? Is it a spider? Spiders are known to spin very well.

Currently, control of malaria vectors relies almost entirely on indoor residual-spraying (IRS) and long-lasting insecticide-treated nets (LLINs. These vector control tools have successfully reduced mosquito population densities and malaria by targeting indoor-feeding (endophagic) and indoor-resting (endophilic) mosquitoes. The most successful IRS chemical active used to date is DDT, which, in addition to killing mosquitoes, also reduces indoor mosquito densities consequently reducing malaria transmission.

Literature shows that much of the success of DDT is due to excito-repellency. An excito-repellent is defined as a chemical that causes insects to make undirected movements that set them apart from insecticides. Excito-repellency results from insect's physical contact with chemicals on treated surfaces or with vapour particles at a distance . It has been demonstrated that volatile DDT can induce neural excitement in insects and importantly, it was observed that insects exposed to sub-lethal concentrations of DDT move towards the light explaining why mosquitoes are likely to quickly leave a sprayed dwelling. Excito-repellency was also originally seen as a beneficial feature of pyrethroid treated bednets to reduce the probability of mosquitoes developing resistance to insecticides through lower contact with insecticides. It is known that DDT and pyrethroids act on the voltage-gated sodium channel proteins found in insect nerve cell membranes, disrupting transmission of nerve impulses thereby causing mortality. Cross resistance between DDT and pyrethroids is conferred by point mutations on the voltage gated sodium channel in mosquitoes indicating a common mode of toxic action for these insecticides on mosquitoes.

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Yes, it's called Ecpantheria scribbonia, and it is a common species of tiger moth. It is white with black spots.

(In Europe the term "leopard moth" refers to a carpenterworm moth species which has a similar pattern)