they live near shallow puddles or in ponds
They will live under a flower pot, or a brick, anything that draws or keeps moisture in the earth.
No they are not. Insects have 6 legs and rolly pollies have 14 legs (7 on each pair)
Yes they do.
Yes they are, I used to play with them all the time. FUN FACT: Pillbugs curl into tight balls when threatened.Most kids have poked a pillbug to watch it roll up into a tight ball. In fact, many people call them roly polies for just this reason. Its ability to curl up distinguishes the pillbug from another close relative, the sowbug....
a beetle
Roly-Polys, also called Pill Bugs, live under damp vegetation like dandelions and other plants that are flat to the ground. They will live under a flower pot, a rock, a brick, or anything that draws or keeps moisture in the earth. They are a prehistoric looking, little bug that will curl up into a little ball (like an armadillo) when disturbed. They eat decaying vegetation and decaying wood (including mulch, they are often found in mulched flower beds)
the roly polly that is in the ground drinks your blood so not many live because they cant find blood
Roly pollies mostly live underneath bricks, flower pots, leaves, mulch, and rocks. They like moist, damp areas and eat decaying vegetation.
a roly polly eats fungi and fallen leaves.
Bigger roly-polies. They are Woodlice. Wiki has an article on Woodlice here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woodlouse
Roly polys or pillpugs are invertebrates that are crustaceans. They are found in many different areas and like to eat plants.
A roli polie is the nickname given to a small bug that rolls up into a ball when touched. This bug is a wood louse.
yes, in the wild, they LIVE with one another.
Roly Polies live for an average of two to three years.
rollie pollies
roly polies or pill bugs can live up to three years
get a clear box, fill it with dirt, poke holes in it (unless if it already has holes) put things maybe you found the roly poly in like grass or something, keep it somewhere in the house or outside, make sure the soil is mouisture, ask your parents permission. and there you go! your own roly poly home!
Rollie pollies drink water. It takes a frieken wis kid to figure that out