Insects

I do not find that the centipede has two stingers at the back segmentm however, the most anterior trunk segment of a centipede has a pair of venomous claws (called maxillipedes) that are used for both defense and for capturing and paralyzing prey.

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Just one. As the animal crawls into the flower to collect nectar, pollen from the animal moves onto the next flower, some of the pollen brushes off onto the pistil when the insect goes to the next flower.

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The most common insect that looks like wood is the termite. Termites have a similar color and texture to wood, which helps them blend in and avoid predators. Their mimicry of wood makes them hard to detect when they are infesting wooden structures.

no they are not. they repel much more than they attract. but the thing is, recent discoveries have pointed out that epsom salt is a fantastic insect repellant, and eco friendly non toxic insecticide that can be used on a wide variety of plants.

They sure do! Some even spend 17 years their, growing to adult hood, before emerging en masse to eat crops and breed. The devastation their appetites cause has earned them the nickname '17 year locust.'

Beavers are known for creating their own shelter by building dams and lodges out of branches and mud. These structures not only provide protection from predators, but also help regulate water flow in their environment.

The English word for thumbi insect is "bumblebee."

Cicadas typically spend around 2 to 17 years underground in their nymph stage before emerging as adults. This period of dormancy is known as their "sleep," during which they feed on plant roots and undergo stages of growth and development.

All insects have six legs.

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Many insects mimic wasps and bees. One insect that looks like a wasp without wings, and has a hairy-looking body with a red or orange stripe is the "velvet ant." This is actually a wingless female wasp with a painful sting.

If the baby finch is about to fly, then the mom leaves home. We had 2 out of 6 wild baby finches fly and leave the nest last night, but that was after we fed them. Earthworms or other worms are the safest bet to feed finches ready for flight. this morning 1 more left and 1 was eaten by the neighborhood cats. There is still 1 left. I figured he was hungry so I dug up some worms for him and he ate them all. Now he cant fly because he's so full. That's a mistake on my part. 5-10-09

Some common methods for trapping insects include using sticky traps, light traps, bait traps, pheromone traps, and vacuum suction traps. Sticky traps use adhesive surfaces to trap insects, while light traps use ultraviolet light to attract insects. Bait traps use attractive lures to lure insects in, and pheromone traps use insect hormones to attract specific insect species. Vacuum suction traps physically suck insects into a containment chamber.

No wasp eats wood. There is a big species of wasp that has larvae eating wood, the Horntail (Uroceras gigas). Other wasps chew wood and use it to construct their nests. The hornet feeds itself with sap from the bark of trees and uses wood for nestbuilding also.

Ipil-ipil leaves have been shown to have anthelmintic properties for goats due to their high tannin content, which has been found to reduce worm burdens in goats. However, it is important to consider the dosage and frequency of feeding ipil-ipil leaves to goats to ensure effectiveness without causing toxicity or other health issues. Consulting with a veterinarian or livestock specialist for guidance on using ipil-ipil leaves as an anthelmintic for goats is recommended.

some spiders, cicaders, locusts, moths and butterflies

Sow bugs, also known as woodlice or pill bugs, live in damp and dark environments such as under logs, rocks, leaf litter, and in moist soil. They require high humidity to survive and can often be found in gardens, basements, and other areas with decaying organic matter.

"Cow killers" is a nickname for certain types of insects such as velvet ants that can deliver a painful sting, but they do not actually kill cows or humans. Their sting can be very painful, hence the nickname, but it is not lethal to humans.

The spider you are describing is likely a type of spider called a redback spider. Redback spiders are common in Australia and are known for having a distinctive red stripe on their upper abdomen and a black underside. They are venomous and should be avoided.

An insect has three body parts: head, thorax, and abdomen. An arachnid has two body parts: cephalothorax (fused head and thorax) and abdomen. Arachnids also have eight legs, while insects have six legs.

Insects have a reproductive system that includes specialized organs such as ovaries, testes, and accessory glands. Males transfer sperm to females through a reproductive structure called the aedeagus during mating. Females typically lay eggs, which may be fertilized internally or externally depending on the species.

It sounds like you may be describing beetles, which can have a shiny dark exoskeleton with red markings. Beetles are common insects found in various environments, and they have a hard shell to protect their bodies.

Chiggers are not contagious from person to person; they are transmitted through contact with vegetation in areas they inhabit, such as tall grass or brush. Once chiggers attach to the skin, they inject saliva that can cause itching and irritation. Promptly washing with soap and water after outdoor activities in chigger-infested areas can help prevent bites.

No. A spider has no mechanism to maintain its body temperature.