Roly Poly Fun Fact
I came across this post written by David Attenborough for the Nobel Prize on facebook that I found incredibly thought-provoking and eye-opening! I highly recommend taking a look at it….
Category: Fun Facts
Invasive spider – Be on look out!
I came across an article written by Isaac Schultz that I found incredibly thought-provoking and eye-opening! I highly recommend taking a look at it below! https://www.yahoo.com/news/black-widow-spiders-getting-slaughtered-140013643.html
Crane flies In Austin?
I came across an article written by Teresa Gubbins that I found incredibly thought-provoking and eye-opening! I highly recommend taking a look at it below! https://austin.culturemap.com/news/city-life/crane-flies-bugs-spring/?xrs=RebelMouse_fb&ts=1680200798&fbclid=IwAR30NpqwVx3bScxiNtwcwFQRjPnL2VFuuNy23ilsEi9Yk8j0bNDxVanroZU
Do Praying Mantis Bite? – Animals Around The Globe
I came across an article written by Linnea Hansen that I found incredibly thought-provoking and eye-opening! I highly recommend taking a look at it below! https://www.animalsaroundtheglobe.com/do-praying-mantis-bite/
Full Grown Cicadas Very Rare!
Typically, fully grown cicadas remain elusive as their presence is often only detected through the distinct sound of their songs. However, I have come across a remarkable photograph capturing the….
Cicadas
Adult females Cicadas lay eggs on twigs; eggs hatch; nymph drops to ground and burrows. In Texas, nymph lives underground for one to up to 13 years, depending on species….
Find a Stinky Bug?
Did you know that not all stinkbugs are native to the U.S.? Did you know that there are vegetarian stinkbugs that are considered invasive and harmful? The non vegetarian, beneficial stink….
Fun fact of the day #5
Green grasshoppers get their color from the chlorophyll in the plants they eating
Fun Fact of the day #3
The scorpion is found throughout Texas often under rocks orboards and other litter. It is found in homes and feeds on insects,spiders, centipedes and other scorpions and is active mostly….
Spider fun fact #1
There are almost 900 species of spiders in Texas. Only 2 groupsof spiders in Texas are considered poisonous to humans: BlackWidow Spider, Brown Recluse Spider.