Insect Identification Guide - Orkin
DIET: Do not eat wood; feed on a variety of both plant and animal food; prefer sweets and meats; also feed on other insects. REPRODUCTION: Queen lays 15 to 20 eggs the first year, and up to 30 eggs the second year; eggs complete their life cycle in about 60
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cdn.orkin.comS ome can lift over 50 times their body weight. Others taste with their feet, or have ears on their legs. It's the strange and fascinating world of insects...creatures
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