Insects

The hummingbird moth in the Sphingidae family is a flying insect that resembles the humming bird. Some of these insects have black and white striped bodies and a long beak, or proboscis. They eat nectar as the birds do.

This is probably a Red-Backed Jumping Spider. The male has a black body with a bright red abdomen. The female is the same, but the red abdomen has a black stripe. They're found all over the United States. If you want pictures of them, you can find them online at http://kaweahoaks.com/html/spi_phidippus_johnsoni.html.

Aphids typically range from 1-3 millimeters in size, making them quite small compared to other insects. Their size can vary depending on the species and life stage.

Like lots of other animals, ladybugs need a way to protect themselves. Like lots of other animals, ladybugs need a way to protect themselves. Some animals come equipped with good tools for escape (like strong legs for running for powerful fins for swimming). Other animals have defense strategies like stingers or sharp teeth or spiky quills, while still others rely on their ability to hide or camouflage.

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Spiders with yellow bodies and green legs could belong to the jumping spider family. Some jumping spiders display bright and colorful patterns on their bodies and legs as a form of camouflage or communication. It's important to note that spider coloration can vary within species, so identification may require more specific details or expert examination.

The relationship between fungi and ants mostly involve the ants actively cultivating the fungus in the same way a farmer cultivates crops. The fungus, in turn, provides nutrients for the ant colony.

Sandflies are a type of wasp species that build their nests in dirt mounds. These nests are constructed by digging holes in the side of the dirt mound.

I have seen these twice in central FL. They are very "crab-like" with pointy fet and a hard "shell". Both times, they were the size of a silver dollar. Anyone know what they are...other than spiders, of course? Dangerous?

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Yes, a circle has infinite rotational symmetry. This means that no matter how much you rotate a circle about its center, it will look the same at every angle.

Insects undergo metamorphosis as part of their life cycle. This process involves distinct stages such as egg, larva, pupa, and adult, each with different physical forms and functions.

Water fleas primarily feed on algae, bacteria, and small aquatic organisms. They use their filtering apparatus to collect and consume these microscopic food sources.

The description in your question is limited but if the creature is about 1 cm long, it is, most likely, an earwig. Earwigs actually have wings but they are not obvious as they are hidden under skin flaps. Earwigs are order Dermaptera, on which you can read more ...

There are estimated to be around 1 million described species of insects, and scientists believe that there could be millions more that are yet to be discovered. Insects make up the largest group of animals on Earth, representing over half of all known organisms.

Orange and black millipedes do not have any concept of piety as they are simple arthropods with basic instincts for survival. Their primary focus is on finding shelter, food, and mating, rather than exhibiting religious or moral behaviors.

Animals that feed on plant tissues or plant products are often called herbivores. Grasshoppers, army worms, locust, and beetles are just a few.

Head lice eat blood from attaching themselves to someone's head. Each only needs a small amount of blood to survive though.

Cuckoo spit is a frothy, white substance found on plant stems, created by the nymph of a spittlebug. The spittlebug produces the frothy substance as a means of protection from predators and to regulate its body temperature. Despite its name, cuckoo spit has no direct connection to cuckoos.

Most insects fall into that category: they have a head, thorax and abdomen.

Big cats (lions and tigers) and Dogs (wolves, dingos and foxes) eat grass to clean their teeth but they don't have it every day or eat it as a food

Although it is true that many animals will use grass, for cleaning of teeth, and for digestinal reasons; animals that eat both meats and plants are known as omnivores. Such creatures would include; humans and pigs.

Big cats and dogs tend to eat grass when they have a stomach upset, not to clean their teeth.

Chimpanzees, bears, orangutangs, also eat both. Omnivours while not exclusively are often animals of higher intelligence

Today, 52 percent of all insects are considered endangered. Depending on which scientific study you read, there are just over 700 species of insect that are in danger of extinction around the world.

Water bugs are attracted to sources of water, especially standing or stagnant water, as it provides a suitable environment for them to thrive. They are also attracted to food sources such as small insects, algae, and organic debris present in the water. Additionally, water bugs may be attracted to light, warmth, and sheltered areas where they can hide and breed.

Mitosis occurs in all cells of an insect's body where growth, repair, or asexual reproduction occurs. This process can be found in tissues, such as in the gut lining, muscles, and nerve cells, where cell division takes place to maintain the organism's structure and function.

Lead is a cumulative poison, meaning it builds up in your system. The more often you have contact with it, the more precautions you should take. If you handle it often, it's important that you obtain and use good protection. As always, when in doubt, exercise increased caution. My greatest concern is human well being!

Some common names for aquatic larvae include tadpoles (of frogs or toads), nymphs (of dragonflies or mayflies), and larvae (of mosquitoes, beetles, or butterflies). These larvae are typically found in water bodies where they undergo stages of development before transforming into adult organisms.