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There are many characteristics that are general of insect body structures. Most insect bodies include a hard casing for protection for example.
An insect that has a hard shell, is black in color, has long antennas and stings like a wasp is likely a type of beetle. Two of the most common are the stag beetle and bombardier beetle.
Insect bites swell and get hard due to the human body releasing histamine in response to insect saliva containing anticoagulants. The more you itch the worse it gets, as the body thinks that you need more antibodies to attack the anticoagulants.
There are no insects with a backbone because they are not vertabrates. They are in the category of invertabrates. The outside of an insect is hard, because they have an exoskeleton, which means that they have their skeleton on the outside, not the inside.
There are several types of beetles that have stingers like wasps. Some of these beetles have hard shells with spikes.
A hard outer covering protects an insect's soft body and gives the insect its shape.
No insect have bones. They have a hard outer covering, but no bones.
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ause they have an exoskelaton
Rove beetles are one example of an insect that has hard feelers or antennae. The Rove beetle's antennae are encased in tough cuticle or exoskeletal armor.
There are many such hard shelled insects, mostly beetles.
No. A wasp is an insect and no insect has a bony skeleton. Its hard outer casing gives its body its shape.
The exoskeleton is like a hard skin that covers the whole insect. It supports the body instead of an internal lskeleton.
A tiny, green and black, insect with a hard shell is most likely a beetle. There are an estimated 28,000 species of beetles in North America.
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There are many characteristics that are general of insect body structures. Most insect bodies include a hard casing for protection for example.
Work a good honest day's hard physical labour.