Insects

Some insects, like snow fleas and springtails, can be found on snow surfaces. These bugs have special adaptations to survive in cold environments and can be active even during winter months. They feed on organic matter present in the snow and help with natural decomposition processes.

No, worms do not have tongues. They use their muscular pharynx to push food into their digestive system.

Shield bugs are a type of insect belonging to the Pentatomidae family, known for their shield-shaped bodies and distinct color patterns. They are plant feeders that use their piercing mouthparts to suck nutrients from fruits, leaves, and seeds. Some species are considered agricultural pests, while others play a role in natural pest control.

Yes, beeswax can float on water due to its low density. Beeswax is made through the secretion of bees and contains compounds like hydrocarbons, esters, and fatty acids that make it less dense than water.

Compound eyes that are found in arthropods are basically like an array of tiny eyes you and I are used to. Each little "eye" is armed with its own lens, cornea, and photoreceptor cells.

The vision provided by these complex eyes offer a much larger field of vision than humans are used to. They also allow for the eye to notice movement much better.

The disadvantage is that these eyes don't produce much resolution. That is, an insect may see everything with a tremendous amount of detail close up. But just inches away, everything appears as a blur.

The spider you are describing is likely the Magnolia Green Jumper (Lyssomanes viridis). This spider is green with four orange dots on its abdomen and is commonly found in North and South America. It is known for its distinctive coloration and ability to jump long distances.

The insect you are likely describing is a six-spotted tiger beetle. They have six legs, a red/orange tail, and white spots on their body. These beetles are commonly found in gardens and grasslands.

A milli bug is a software bug identified or reported through Google's security vulnerability rewards program that pertains to microcontrollers or embedded systems. These bugs typically involve security vulnerabilities in processors used in IoT devices or other embedded systems.

Rolly-Polly bug is another name for the Woodlouse. These little crustations are known by many other names such as cheese log, pill bug, rolly-polly, roll up bug, salter, sow bug, and armadillidiidae. They are not insects. Insects have only 6 legs. rolly-polly bugs have 7 pair of legs (14 legs).

no that is why you squirt water on them to kill them (drowning) which is kinda sad in a way i mean think about it, what if you were that poor little bee!?

This is not true.

I've had bees in my bird bath and dogs water for 1/2 a day or longer and they have survived.

They may look dead, not move, but take them out, warm them up and they may just come back from the DEAD.....

The witchetty grub is a term used in Australia for the large, white, wood-eating larvae of the cossid moth, which feeds on the roots of the Witchetty bush (named for the grubs) that is found in central Australia.
The grub is the most important insect food of the desert and was a staple in the diets of Aboriginal women and children.

It is not known what Centipedes eat specifically. They have been observered eating, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and small mammals. The Amazonian Centipede has been known to eat bats. Despite this, most Centipedes are believed to subsist on earthworms.

There are many living things that eat insects, including birds like robins and sparrows, reptiles like frogs and lizards, amphibians like salamanders, mammals like bats and shrews, and insects like spiders and ants. Insects form a significant portion of the diet for these animals.

The huhu is a species of beetle. It is the largest unique beetle found in New Zealand and is a member of the longhorn beetle family called Cerambycidae. Its larvae are a whitish colour and grow to about 70mm long. They are quite edible and, although opinions differ, they are said to taste like buttery chicken.

They are more commonly called Haircutter beetles, due to their long legs and antenna covered with sharp hooks. This causes the beetle to become tangled in a persons hair if they get to close and the only way to extract the beetle is cutting is free, hence the name "Haircutter".

These beetles are most active at night and came often be seen flying into closed windows, making a loud thud. It is thought that they are attracted by the lights of the dwelling, much like a moth.

Well, if there were no insects there would be no bees, or butterflies to get nectar from flowers. plants and flowers need bees to survive. And if the plants died, that means our meat, like cows, couldn't eat any plants so they will starve to death. and if our meat died, we, ie humans will stave to death and die. so, in a way, we need bugs to help keep the planet alive but actually if ants went extinct for no reason at all i think the world would be perfectly fine as it is now because ants don't very to much for the ecological level or scientific world either cause all they basically do for the ecological is eat sleep poop and steal crumbs ten times their weight.

Contrary to popular belief insect are not necessary for pollination, the wind spreads pollen just fine. In fact where I live the ground, cars, etc are all covered with pollen almost everyday in summer time, and since cows eat grass, say hypothetically all the other animals died (they wouldn't some of them eat plants too) the cattle, including cows would still be alive. Sources- Experience, biology, food chains/ food webs.

Some insects that begin with the letter C are:

caddis fly

carpenter ant

caterpillar

centipede

chigger

cicada

cicada.

cockroach

crane fly

cricket

There are an estimated 10 quintillion (10,000,000,000,000,000,000) individual insects in the world, belonging to over one million recognized species. It is impossible to list all the insect names as new species are constantly being discovered and classified. Some common insect groups include beetles, butterflies, ants, bees, flies, and mosquitoes.

Insects breathe via holes in their exoskeleton called spiracles. These are normally arranged in pairs, with one spiracle either side of the thorax, or each segment of their bodies. They do not have nostrils like we do.

Glasswinged butterflies are beautiful insects with transparent wings. Their wings allow them to hide from predators. This butterfly is found mostly in Central America.

Yes abselutely.. Basically what you need to do is change the conditions in your home so that they can no longer thrive. This website shows you exactly how to do it: http://www.getridofsilverfish.com

There are several insects that begin with the letter J. For example, Junebug, Japanese Beetle, Jerusalem Cricket, Jassid and Juvenal's Duskywing.

Specifically insects: Entomologists

Specifically arachnids: Arachnologists

Any arthropod: Arthropodologists

You can try searching for live green inchworms at a local pet store that specializes in insects or reptiles. Online stores that sell live insects may also have green inchworms available for purchase. Make sure to check the store's reputation and ensure they ship in a way that ensures the safety and well-being of the insects during transit.

The paper wasp has brown and black horizontal stripes on its body. These wasps are known for their distinctive coloration and slender bodies. They can often be found nesting in sheltered areas around buildings and homes.

Insects have a wide range of diets depending on the species. Some insects are herbivores and feed on plants, some are carnivores and feed on other insects, while others are omnivores and consume a variety of food such as plants, other insects, or decaying matter.