Insects

Damselflies primarily eat insects such as flies, mosquitoes, and small moths. They are opportunistic predators, catching their prey while in flight or by ambush while perched. They are an important part of the ecosystem as they help control insect populations.

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love bugs eat grass most of the time but not always , and they can eat any other plant but not poison ones if they do they die in 2 day or 1 minute . they need shade and gras they love ..rosabushes

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Animals that eat plants and meat are normally referred to as omnivores. Those that eat meat are called carnivores while those that eat plants are herbivores.

The insects you are referring to are most likely orange butterflies or bees. Butterflies are attracted to flowers for nectar while bees collect pollen for their hives. Both play important roles in pollination and ecosystem health.

To kill lice on furniture, you can vacuum the furniture thoroughly to remove any adult lice, eggs, or nymphs. You can also use a steam cleaner on the furniture to kill lice and their eggs effectively. Additionally, you can treat the furniture with a pesticide specifically designed to kill lice and their eggs.

Yes, insects can be decomposers. Many insects play a crucial role in breaking down dead plants and animals, returning nutrients to the soil in a process known as decomposition. This helps to recycle organic matter and sustain ecosystems.

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Insects first appeared on Earth around 400 million years ago and are still some of the most diverse animals in the world. The first known insect was the Devonian Rhyniognatha hirsti. Scientists believe it resembled today's silverfish.

bay lobster so obvious

A Moreton Bay bug is a type of lobster found in Australia. It is a popular seafood delicacy known for its sweet and delicate flavor. Moreton Bay bugs are often grilled, steamed, or used in seafood dishes.

Insects can help the environement A LOT!




Many of the insects are thought to be pests by humans. But there are hundreds of insects that help the human race in various ways. Insects are necessary to pollinate flowering plants, without the active help of insects thousands of plant varieties would have become extinct. Insects produce substances such as wax, honey and silk which are then used by humans in a large number of applications and for direct consumption. Some insects act as scavengers, thus helping to maintain the ecological balance on the earth.

The ecosystem heavily relies on insects for decomposition, nutrient and energy recycling, soil aeration, and pollination. Insects are helpful as saprophytes collecting and recycling garbage wastes. Dead organisms are broken down by insects and this assists in the formation of new life.

Bug eats by their mouth just like human. They chew leaves a little bit at a time. Some bug eat animal's poo. For example: fly eat poo or junk food. They use their little hands to pick food to their mouth and then eat it.

Characterization of cell lines is important to ensure research reproducibility and reliability. It helps to confirm the identity, purity, and characteristics of the cells being used in experiments, which can impact experimental results and interpretations. Proper characterization also ensures that cells maintain consistent behavior across experiments, leading to more accurate conclusions.

Millipedes live underground and in moist, dark places. If they are pets, they live in a tank.

One of the contributors to this question has a millipede. They put soil in the tank and give it fruits, vegetables, crickets, dog food, and plant matter.

i have noo idea,thats what i wanna know.

I just saw one in my car,and it may be poisioness.?

I took a photo of a bright green spider today with a white spot. It was spooky. about 1 inch in size.

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WHAT TYPE OF SPIDER IS THIS?

Yes, insects can hear, but their hearing is different from that of humans. Insects typically have specialized structures, such as tympanic membranes or sensilla, that allow them to detect sound vibrations. This ability is important for communication, mate attraction, and predator avoidance in many insect species.

the caterpillar of the black swallowtail butterfly

I don't think so! I've seen this "worm" on the cover of the National Geographic magazine about 50 years ago - and I've seen this "worm-like" creature on the porch of our house in northern Indiana about 40 years ago. The "worm" is about 5-6 inches long - the "head" is around an inch in diameter - maybe bigger. If I remember correctly, there were little antenna that enabled it to see. There were black & yellow markings on the front of it's "head" that looked like big eyes - the article in the Geographic said these were a protection - to scare potential prey. A black forked tongue flitted out of it's mouth. The "worm" was a bright green color. I have wondered about this little creature for years - it's way too big to be a caterpillar of a butterfly. I've tried putting all kinds of descriptions in GOOGLE, but they all fall short of my "nightmare worm". It's probably not a worm at all, but I don't know what other category to put it in. Reptile? It would be an awfully short, fat snake. Can anyone help me find what this creature is? VL/Indiana

All male bees work. Technically, male bees (called drones) don't work at all. Only thing they do is mate, then die. Until then, they just chill and do nothing.

In Missouri, you have to be at least 21 years old to serve alcohol in a licensed establishment.

Insects have three main body parts: the head, thorax, and abdomen. The head contains the sensory organs and mouthparts, the thorax is where the legs and wings are attached, and the abdomen houses the digestive and reproductive organs.

Cicadas primarily feed on the sap of plants. They use their piercing mouthparts to extract fluids from tree branches, which can sometimes weaken the plant. They are not predatory insects and do not eat other insects or animals.

As milkweed bugs grow, they go through a process called metamorphosis where they undergo distinct stages such as egg, nymph, and adult. Nymphs look similar to adults but are smaller and lack wings. They feed, molt, and grow until they reach their adult stage.