Swarming termites and flying ants are often mistaken for each other. Their sizes may be similar. However, there are several notable differences:
Swarming termites and flying ants are often mistaken for each other. Their sizes may be similar. However, there are several notable differences:
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- One fourth of all known animal and plant species are beetles. There are over 333,000 types of beetles.
- The largest of all insects is the Goliath Beetle. It grows up to 4.4 inches long and weighs up to 3.5 ounces.
- The longest beetle lives in S
- Honey bees have 2 compound eyes and 3 simple eyes. The compound eyes have 6900 facet giving them excellent vision.
- While searching for food a honey bee may travel 60 miles in one day.
- Honey bees fly about 15 miles per hour – their wings beat ove
- Silk comes from the cocoons of the true silk moth.
- The larva spins its cocoon using a single stand of silk that is about 1500 feet long.
- More than 25,000 cocoons must be unraveled to make one pound of silk thread.
- The largest butter
- There are currently about 8,800 varieties of ants in the world.
- The largest ant is found in Africa (1 ½ in. long) the smallest is found in Sri Lanka ( 1/30 in. long).
- In agricultural or wooded areas, the imported fire ant mound may be 2 feet in d
- Termites contain a one celled protozoa in their digestive tract that allows them to convert cellulosic materials (wood) into useable substance.
- Subteranean Termites live in underground colonies and surface for food.
- The average size of the Ea
- Cockroaches are believed to have been on the earth for 350 million years.
- Cockroaches are among the fastest land animals. They are capable of moving 50 body lengths per second. If a human could do this, he could do a 100 yard dash in one se


