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Termites
This category is for questions and answers about termites. Termites are colony insects. They eat dead plant material, including wood. They are very important within the ecosystem, but they can be a detriment to human housing.
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There are all sorts of chemicals available to do this. However if possible you can get around having to use any chemicals at all by making sure that all contact between the ground and or any other water supply this includes leaky pipes or other reliable sources of water within the frame of the house.
However, it is usually recommended to have a professional check things out just to make sure. Terminix offers a free initial home inspection & evaluation (877) 397-5201.
How do termites see if there blind?
Yes Termites are blind, due to undeveloped eyes! When worker termites on a piece of paper with a continuous line on it, the termites follow it? How do they do this without sight? Well, through research, we can see that they only follow ink, due to the fact that it may contain some type of pheromone, which attracts the termites. They use the sense of smell also to follow as well. Otherwise, they just walk around blindly!
Field rats will eat plants and little small seeds when I used to live back in the country we would always hunt for them because they were pest but ya they will eat basically little seeds and stuff . Have a nice night and hope it helped .
What time of day do termites come out?
Termites can come out for a couple of reasons, but the main reason is rain. When it rains, water seeps through the holes in the grounds and flood the homes of termites. To prevent being drowned, termites quickly evacuate their tunnels and return when it is dry.
What is the symbiotic relationship between a digestive tract microorganism and a termite?
Mutualism, meaning that both organisms benefit.
-The protozoans aid the termites in digesting wood.
-The termites give the protozoans food and a warm place to live (in their gut).
By chewing up dirt and spitting it out, bit by bit they make a mound of of mud.
What type of habitat do termites live in?
they can live in the USA but they are common in Africa and Austrailia
Beetles and termites want to break down the dead material in the same spot on the same dead tree?
Usually beetles and termites find their own tree and then they get their own kind together to eat the dead materials. a.k.a look it up!
Yes, it cetainly does. We painted our porch ceiling blue in 1996 and have never has a wasp build there.
No...................... termites are not Ants because termites do not have big/small munchers at ether side of the mouth and ants are not termites because ants do not chew on wood.
But they are both pests and a "white ant" is also known as a termite.
as you this is all true (not like some that put in jibajaba)
Termites are related closer to cockroaches then they are ants, Yes people do call them white Ants but in fact are not Ants or related to ants at all.
How many eggs can a queen termite lay in a new termite colony?
A queen termite can lay 30,000 eggs in a day.
termites have a powerful mouth capable of tearing wood into oblivian
Will homeowners liability cover wood damage from termites powder post beetles or other bugs?
If your a Pest exterminator by trade then you may look to a Commercial General Liability policy that will offer you liability coverage for the work or service you perform on premises and completed operations coverage for after the job is done.
Pest ExclusionsUnder Section I - Exclusions of your policy, it will explain that there is no coverage for damage due to rats, mice, termites, moths, or other insects (language varies by state), but there IS coverage for ensuing loss due to collapse of the building or any part of the building. Exterminators LiabilityThe only liability for damage due to termites would be found in a warranty policy from a pest-treatment company who has a contract to treat your home at regular intervals and guarantees their work.Rats are omnivorous, meaning they eat both plants and animals, including nuts, seeds, berries and human food scraps. They are natural scavengers, always on the hunt for found foods to eat, but they will also hunt insects, small frogs, and other tiny critters if the opportunity arises.
Rats are also very opportunistic and prone to living close to easy food sources, which is why they are a nuisance in urban areas where plenty of humans are already basically doing the scavenging for them.
almost anything, they feed from dumpsters
Things that fit in its mouth but for me I think it can eat anything.Did you know that one day at home I have seen the card already in a half piece and I have seen the rat eat it.
Rats are omnivores and eat a huge number of different things. Some favourites include: potato, chicken, carrot, avocado, banana, tuna and pasta.
Rats will eat almost anything! Special food pellets, called "lab blocks" have been developed by scientists and are available to pet rat owners, and these are the best thing to feed your rat. Scientists obviously want to feed rats the best possible food, so that the rats are healthy and not affected by nutritional problems that would affect the outcome of experiments.
Lab blocks aren't the most exciting thing for rats to eat though, so they like to have treats. And really, they'll eat anything, though they will certainly have preferences that vary from rat to rat. My two rats are brothers, and they still have different food preferences. They love lettuce, cheese, yogurt, beef, bacon, bell peppers, soy and regular milk, uncooked dried noodles, cherry tomatoes, nuts and seeds, any kind of cereal or bread, bananas... really anything. They aren't too hot on spinach or carrots, but I know other people have rats that love those things. I usually just give them bits of whatever I'm cooking, and you can tell what they like most by what order they eat the things in.
They also love to chew on paper, cardboard, plastic, cloth and wood... though you should be careful that they don't eat too much dye, newsprint ink, or paint, since that's obviously bad for them.
Rats shouldn't be given caffeine or too much sugar (too hard on their tiny little systems), peanut butter or other sticky foods (they can't throw up so if it gets caught in their throat they can't get rid of it), or citrus fruits (cause cancer in male rats). Also take care not to give them too many treats because that'll make them fat.
Please note - do not give them raw nuts, uncooked starch foods such as potatoes or yams (steam them first) or iceberg lettuce. These can be toxic to rats. Same for chocolate. Avoid giving them these. I found my rats LOVE rice cereal and baby foods, bell pepper seeds.. steam some liver too, they love it. Oysters. Yes, rats love oysters!
Rats can eat and digest various materials, from garbage to cardboard, thanks to bacteria in their digestive system.
If you'll eat it, your rat will. (Stay away from raw sweet potatoes/peanuts and orange juice)
They have a thick layer of fat that grows when they can find food, but when food is scarce they feed off the fat layer. During the coldest months in the desert (winter) they are active during the day, but during the hotter months (summer) they are active at night. Fat sand rats also have burrows that they live in. During the day in the summer months they retreat to these burrows out of the sun. They rarely drink large amounts of water. They get all the water they need from their diet of salt bush plants and leguminous plants or insects if they can't find the plants and from licking the morning dew.
They most certainly do. Witnessed it at the lake edge. The robin ate and ate and ate. Quite fun to watch!
What music do termites eat wood faster to?
well, termites eat wood faster when you play loud thumping music like rock or something. well, termites eat wood faster when you play loud thumping music like rock or something.
How long did it take to build the Cahokia Mounds?
The site was first settled around 650, but mound building didn't start until 1050. The site was abandoned around 1400.
How did termites come to Australia?
they arrived by traveling from Africa Jamaica and other country to Australia
Which class do termites belong to?
Termites are eusocial insects. They are part of the Isoptera family of insects. They like to eat dead plant material.
Termites primarily feed on cellulose found in wood, paper, and other plant materials, but they do not typically eat rubber trees. Rubber trees contain latex, which can be toxic to many insects, including termites. While termites may damage the wood of a rubber tree if it is dead or decaying, they generally do not target healthy rubber trees as a food source.
Can your 05 6 cylinder trailblazer tow a 16 foot toy hauler travel trailor?
Oh yeah you should be fine.
