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How far can a spittle bug jump?
Spittle bugs can jump up to 100 times their body length, which is around 2-3 feet. They use this jumping ability as a defense mechanism to quickly escape when feeling threatened by predators or disturbances.
Will a katydid make a cat sick if he eats it?
A katydid will not make a cat sick if he eats it. Cats can eat bugs without the bugs making the cat sick.
What birds eats stink bugs and where are those birds found?
no birds eat stink bugs because well they stink.
What do star nose moles do?
the star nose mole eats worms bugs anything that lives under groud
How many bugs does the average human eat?
The average person eats approximately one pound of bugs a year. The number of bugs that a human eats stays pretty consistent through adulthood.
Why do spittle bugs leave spit behind?
Spittle bugs leave behind a frothy mass of spittle to protect themselves and regulate their body temperature. The spittle also helps the bugs hide from predators and provides a moist environment for them to live and feed in.
Where do spittle bugs live?
i guss in a tree or a sap
How can you get rid of speetle bugs?
Spittle bugs favor the conditions of gardens with a heavy supply of nectar, and over fertilized areas. The bugs are considered to be pest to most gardeners. The best way to get rid of or control the spittle bug is to reduce the fertilizing in the garden.
Where does the spittlebug live?
Spittle Bugs live pretty much wherever they can attach there claws to but mainly in plants.
How eats bugs?
spiders
What are insect eating bats?
moths, , flies, crickets, grasshoppers, planthoppers, leafhoppers, ants, assassin bugs, spittle bugs, cicadas, dragonflies, termites, stink bugs, and beetles
What eats lighting bugs?
lighting bugs eat lettuce and tomatoes
What eats california gulls?
Bugs
What eats wild bores?
bugs
What eats the kereru?
bugs and beetles
Is an ant an ominivore?
Yes. It eats dead bugs and it eats leaves.
What plants do spittle bugs like?
Spittle bugs, also known as froghoppers, are particularly fond of a variety of plants, including grasses, corn, and many broadleaf plants. They are commonly found on herbaceous plants, shrubs, and young trees, where they feed on the sap. Their feeding can lead to stunted growth and yellowing of the foliage, making them a concern for gardeners and farmers alike.
