All bugs are insects, but not all insects are bugs.
Strictly speaking, "bugs" are an order of insects called Hemiptera. "True Bugs" as entomologiss also call them, are insects that have hypodermic-needle-like mouthparts
All bugs are insects, but not all insects are bugs.
Strictly speaking, "bugs" are an order of insects called Hemiptera. "True Bugs" as entomologiss also call them, are insects that have hypodermic-needle-like mouthparts. These beaks are perfect for piercing into tissue to slurp up fluids, whether from other insects, plants or — in the case of appropriately named bedbugs — blood from sleeping humans.
"True Bugs" - Bedbugs, Assassin Bugs, Stick Bugs, and Aphids are all True Bugs
Not "True Bugs" - Ants, Bees, Butterflies, Moths, Flies and Mosquitoes
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Crows Hold Grudges for 17 Years
And they teach their children who to hate. In 2006, a researcher at the University of Washington put on a caveman mask and trapped seven crows
Armadillos can hold their breath for up to 6 minutes; they have been known to walk on the bottom of rivers and streams to reach the other side.
Side Note: Baby Armadillos are the cutest thing ever.
The fastest bird on land and the fastest 2 legged creature are one in the same; the Ostrich. The Ostrich can burst up to 43 mph while sustaining speeds of 31 mph.
The Ostrich stands between 7 and 9 feet tall and can weight up to 300 pounds. While the ostrich cannot speak, nor is it yellow, I think we can all agree, the ostrich is still one "Big Bird"