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Hi, I found a large number of small, brown, hard "eggs" in my backpack. I suspect they came from an insect that was hiding in my backpack. Can anyone tell me what kind of animal it was?
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Loading...Hello. I bought two desert locusts: one male and one female. They were doing pretty well. I always gave them good food like tomatoes, cucumbers, and occasionally bananas. Unfortunately, the male died yesterday. I don't know the reason. But I wanted to ask if I can keep the female on her own without her having…
Hello, I've been seeing these creatures wandering around my apartment for weeks now. I wanted to call an exterminator, but (unfortunately!!) I can't. I'm terrified of insects, and even more so of these creatures. I sincerely hope it's not a pest and look forward to hearing from you. (Sorry for the disgusting photo)
Can normal snails found outdoors lay eggs without a partner?
What do you like to eat for breakfast?
Hello, our neighbor, whose garage borders our yard, keeps bees and makes his honey there. Since last week, there have been a lot of bees at our garden entrance and in our yard. Our children would like to bathe in the garden, but sometimes that's not possible because they're so afraid to go outside. I…
Hello dear people, I've had these little bugs on my chrysanthemum for about a week. What kind of insects are they, and what can I do about them? Greetings
Put one in water.
It could be that there’s a rocky plant coming out.
With the right ball you can see that it is seeds of a leguminosis.
Okay, I do. After I tried to cut one, it broke, but it was solid from inside as from outside. I’m starting to assume that there are actually plant seeds, but I really have no idea how these could get into my backpack😂
Wicken stick to you when you throw the backpack into the grass
Thanks for the star.