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The insect that looks like wood is called the Phasmatodea. The more common name for this insect is a walking stick.
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What is the baby insect that looks like parent?
nymph
What insect looks like dandelion fluff?
The hackberry wooly aphid is a small insect that looks like dandelion fluff. They tend to float around in the air near hackberry.
What insect has 6 legs looks like a spider but jumps like a cricket?
Cave cricket or camel cricket?
What white insect likes to eat wood?
termites like to eat wood and are white so termites would be your answer
What is a black insect that looks like a bee but doesn't fly away when disturbed?
You may be referring to a black carpenter ant. They largely resemble bees, but are in fact ants. They live inside wood and do not move much when disturbed (they also cannot fly away, as they do not have wings).
Why is a stick insect called a stick insect?
Because it looks like a stick!
The insect that looks like a butterflyis a?
a moth
What is a spheroplast?
It is a type of insect that looks like a cow.
What is the baby insect that looks like parent?
nymph
What insect looks like dandelion fluff?
The hackberry wooly aphid is a small insect that looks like dandelion fluff. They tend to float around in the air near hackberry.
What is a small insect that looks like a fly but has no wings. It is black with white stripes. Looks like a cross between a spider and a fly?
The insect that looks like a fly but has no wings and has black with white stripes and looks like a cross between a spider and a fly is namely, Jerusalem cricket.
Who is the sting insect looks like a bee but it has no hair?
Wasp?
What is the name of a night insect that looks like a butterfly?
Moth
What stinging insect looks like a bee but has no hair?
wasp
What is a young insect that has no wings and looks like a worm?
Caterpillar
What insect looks like an English outdoor game?
cricket..
What is artificial wood?
Artificial wood is wood that is manmade, it looks like real wood but it isn't.
