Centipede "stingers" are a pair of pincers on the first section of the body, right after the head. Technically, centipedes neither sting nor bite, because their venomous pincers are not true stingers, nor are they mouth parts. They are actually a pair of modified legs.
A bug that is brown and black that has long legs is most likely a female ichneumon wasp. The long appendage that looks like a stinger is for laying eggs. There are some male ichneumon wasps that do use their stingers for defense but the stinger is much smaller and less noticeable.
a centipede have 40 legs
The dog bit the stinger. The stinger, caught off guard, felt the sharp pain of the dog's teeth. In that moment, the stinger realized it needed to escape quickly. The unexpected encounter left the stinger shaken.
A creature with one hundred legs is called a "centipede."
In "James and the Giant Peach," the Centipede has 42 legs.
The 2 foripulae (the stinging appendages) are located on the first segment and hidden under the head.
A bug that is brown and black that has long legs is most likely a female ichneumon wasp. The long appendage that looks like a stinger is for laying eggs. There are some male ichneumon wasps that do use their stingers for defense but the stinger is much smaller and less noticeable.
a type of centipede giant centipede
No. They do not have a stinger.
No , a centipede is not a worm because a centipede has hard skin and a worm has soft skin, but a centipede is an invertebrate.
No, the word stinger is a noun.
stinger = okets (עוקץ)
no , centipede is not an insert. it is chilopoda
It is not called a centipede
BECAUSE.... CENTIPEDE! swimming in the ocean CENTIPEDE! swimming in the sea CENTIPEDE! crawling through the forest CENTIPEDE! crawling through the wood CENTIPEDE! climbing up a mountain CENTIPEDE! climbing up a hill! oli you smell..... really bad
When the CO steps on the quarter deck and a stinger is rung. What is the meaning of the stinger and where did it come from?
centipede or caterpillar