Insects

Honeybees are cavity-nesting bees so you won't see their hive in the wild unless their tree has fallen down or their home has been opened some other way. If you do get to peek inside of it you will see parallel rows of wax comb covered with honeybees.

Domestic honeybees live inside of a stack of square boxes, about 18 inches on a side and between 2 and 6 feet tall, depending on how many boxes are stacked. If you could look inside these boxes you would see frames of wax comb that the bees live on, usually 10 frames per box.

The bees live in the lower boxes and store their honey in the upper boxes. bees live in neists

The strong odor of the insect repellent helped to deter mosquitoes from biting me while I was outside.

The two body sections of a typical crustacean the head and the abdomen, to which appendages are attached. By contrast, a typical insect has a head, thorax and an abdomen.

An adult insect's body is typically divided into three main parts: head, thorax, and abdomen. The head contains sensory organs and mouthparts, the thorax holds the legs and wings for movement, and the abdomen houses internal organs like the digestive and reproductive systems.

A group of maggots is called a "maggot mass" or a "maggot congregation."

A dead spider. Spiders have eight legs, not nine, but if one of its legs is missing, it can't walk.

Yes, moths can survive in cold temperatures by entering a state of dormancy known as diapause. During diapause, their metabolism slows down and they conserve energy to endure the cold conditions. When temperatures rise, moths become active again.

Aphids can lay eggs at different times of the year. See related link.

Ants do not have eyes in the traditional sense. They have compound eyes made up of many small lenses that allow them to detect light and movement. The color of an ant's eyes is usually black or dark brown.

I was stung by a bug called "Masked hunter".

The sting feels like a bee sting and caused redness and swelling.

Here is more info about them including photos

http://www.cyfernet.mes.umn.edu/yardandgarden/ygbriefs/e608maskedhunter.html

A house centipede has up to 18 legs depending on the breed of centipede. This is the only insect that has that many legs.

You are probably referring to the millipede of which there are about 1000 different species. They are somewhat misnamed since they have anywhere from 36 to about 400 legs (depending on the species), but they sure look like they have a million.

You might also be referring to the centipede which has 24 to about 200 legs, again depending on the species.

You can easily tell the two apart by the fact that the millipede has a rounded body with two pairs of legs on each segment, whereas the centipede has a flattened body with a single pair of legs per segment - that is if you can get one to stay still long enough to tell.

Not much. Humans and birds can eat insects without danger.

From what I've heard about earwigs, they prefer small, enclosed, and moist places, specifically to burrow and lay eggs. Many people claim that earwigs will nest in people's ears because of the favourable conditions that they look for in nests, but the likelihood of this happening is very low unless you live in very bad conditions.

This website is worth a read:

http://blog.ecosmart.com/index.php/2008/10/29/are-earwigs-dangerous/

Cricket Bat

Insects have compound eyes, which are made up of multiple individual lenses called ommatidia. These eyes provide insects with a wide field of view and the ability to detect movement and perceive polarized light.

There are many different words for sounds that insects make. Some of the loudest insect noises are made by grasshoppers and crickets by rubbing parts of their bodies together, and this is called stridulation. Other insect noises are simply the sound of the wings beating. Most people would call this buzzing, but that is not a scientific word!

Yes, dogs and wolves can interbreed and produce fertile offspring. Dogs and wolves belong to the same genus, Canis, and can produce viable offspring known as wolfdogs or wolf hybrids. However, breeding between the two is generally discouraged due to concerns about behavior, genetics, and ethics.

A) Most insects are quite small, making their presence in a garden or yard minimal.
B) Many insects prey on the eggs, larvae (immatures), and adults of other species as well as their own (depending on food availability). Predation is not limited to other insects either; birds love to eat insects, I know for a fact cats will 'play' with larger insects, for the amusement factor. If not consumed, the dead carcass will not last long on most occasions due to other insects, etc. that rely on carcass' for food.
C) Not all insects live above ground, making their presence less noticeable.

hope that helps.

Mayflies protect themselves through their short adult lifespan (1-2 days) and by having adaptations such as quick flight and the ability to blend into their surroundings, making it harder for predators to locate and capture them. Additionally, some mayflies have toxic chemicals in their bodies that deter predators from feeding on them.

1. Three body segments: head, thorax, and abdomen.
2. Six legs.
3. Two pairs of wings.
4. Compound eyes.
5. Antennae for sensing their environment.
6. Chitinous exoskeleton for protection and support.

A huhu grub is the larva of a huhu beetle.

These are a type of weevil clean up the area very well and carefully vacuum every crack and crevice in the area and then clean with white vinegar. RidX has something in it like pasta has that creates an environment for weevils and they will take over so just vacuum cleaner with white vinegar and you should be good

Close to ground surface is where springtails [Collembola] tend to live. They may be found within the topmost six inches of soil. Or they may be found along the surface wherever materials may be decaying and breaking down. Springtails particularly favor fallen branches and trunks from damaged or dying trees, leaf litter, and moss cushions.

No, it's not a good environment for their eggs. With all the chemicals most people have in their hair such as: shampoos, perms, dyes, hairspray, gels, oils, and greases... along with combing and brushing your hair its not a good place for gnats to lay their eggs.