Insects

Bees don't have a tail but have 3 parts to their body. They have a head, a thorax and an abdomen. They will search for food up to 1.5km away from their hive but if they are desperate they can travel up to as far away as 8km. A single bee will make an average of 1 teaspoon of honey in it's lifetime. All the worker bees are female but do not reproduce. The Queen bee does that. The Queen bee can lay up to 3000 eggs a day. She mates with the drone bees (which are the only males) by flying up into the sky. All the drones will follow her and the fastest will get the prize of mating with her.

There is no scientific evidence to support the claim that any insect can effectively treat baldness. It is important to consult with a healthcare professional for safe and reliable treatments for hair loss.

Springtails are an important part of the soil food web and are eaten by a variety of predators such as spiders, insects, mites, nematodes, and some vertebrates like amphibians and birds. Predators help in controlling springtail populations and maintaining a balance in the ecosystem.

In centipedes, there is one pair of legs in each body segments. In millipedes, there are 2 pairs of legs in each segment. Centipedes are carnivores with poisons bites. Millipedes are detrivores that release toxic chemicals.

A demodex is a mite that lives on the hair follicles of mammals. They are also called eyelash bugs. They don't really create any symptoms, but can pop up as a result of stress of if their immune system is suppressed.

Grain beetle! I have those in my house and the source is usually foods such as grits, grains, corn meal. The best wat to get rid of them is to trash thoses food and keep them in a more concealed place. the exterminator said they are not harmful but is annoying to see small clusters in the corner of the walls.

Meat-eating plants trap insects to obtain nutrients that are lacking in their environment, such as nitrogen and phosphorus, which are essential for their growth and development. By consuming insects, these plants supplement their nutrient intake and enhance their chances of survival in nutrient-poor soils.

A common stinging insect that doesn't cost money is the wasp. Wasps can be found in many outdoor environments and can sting when provoked or threatened. It is important to be cautious around them to avoid getting stung.

Yes they can, I've seen it done... Plus I'm getting a hedgehog and I've looked up them like a million times and almost all the websites say they can.

Hedgehogs can climb about anything to get out of danger.

Hedgehogs can climb. But its very dangerous for them. They have bad depth perception and they will just walk off something very high and get seriously injured.

Meconium: Meconium is the red fluid that butterflies and moths eject after they leave the chrysalis Meconium is a metabolic waste product from the pupal stage that is expelled through the anal opening.
In other words poop.

actually they do have a skeleton on the outside that's why you hear that crunch when u step on one.They have exo-skeleton,there skin is there skeleton,inside they only have organs.

is this answer reflect to worms, snails and slugs also???????????/

The monarch butterfly is attracted to the colourful leaves of milkweed plants due to their vibrant hues and unique patterns. These leaves contain toxins that make the monarch caterpillars unpalatable to predators, aiding in their protection. The bright colors act as a warning signal to predators that the monarch caterpillars are toxic and should be avoided.

Wing is very active organ. So it contains many

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There seems to be a mix-up in terminology. "Ants' pants" are a humorous expression and not a real phenomenon in nature. Animals like ants do not wear clothing; their bodies are adapted for their environment and the tasks they need to perform.

It is difficult to identify a specific beetle solely based on a brief description, especially if it is not a widely recognized or common species. If the beetle is not appearing in your online searches, it is possible that it may be a misidentified or localized insect, or it may be known by a different common name. Consulting with entomologists or local insect experts may help in identifying the beetle accurately.

The mouthparts of drone bees are adapted for feeding on nectar and honey because they do not forage for pollen like worker bees. They have larger mandibles for feeding and grooming but lack the specialized structures for collecting and processing pollen.

The stage after the larva stage is typically the pupa stage. During this stage, the insect undergoes metamorphosis and transforms into its adult form. The pupa is often enclosed in a protective casing, such as a cocoon or chrysalis, depending on the species.

Sucking insects feed on plant sap or animal fluids by piercing and sucking with specialized mouthparts, like aphids or mosquitoes. Chewing insects, on the other hand, physically consume plant material by cutting and grinding it with their mandibles, like caterpillars or grasshoppers.

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Competition brings out the best in products and the worst in people. While examined from one point of view, this is true. People screw each other over to get ahead and in the end the best wins the right to the mark. However, seen from another point of view competition brings out the best in people and the best in products. People can be greatly motivated by competition, and when it remains friendly and civil with a positive end goal, the results can be astonishing.

The fastest reproducing insects are aphids. Each female has approx. 41 offspring. During one summer, there can be up to 1,560,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 aphids.

You care for them by letting them live their life free. I do not know of anyone who has had success attempting to keeping them as pets.

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Formicophilia might be the term you're looking for. Formicophilia is a sexual fetish in which a person enjoys the sensation of small insects or rodents crawling on their skin (or genitals).

An insect that looks like a grasshopper with a stinger is likely a cricket. Crickets have a similar body shape to grasshoppers but may be mistaken for having a stinger due to their long ovipositor, which they use to lay eggs in the soil. These insects are often found in grassy areas and produce a characteristic chirping sound.