Insects

If you are looking for a unique exotic pet, easy to maintain and care for, look no further than the giant African millipede. The millipede may seem a bit like insects, but in fact, they are arthropods, related to crabs and shrimp. There is a variety of centipedes kept as pets, which are generally called […]

How long butterflies live is a question whose answer depends on many factors and can vary greatly. The answer depends on the size of the butterfly, the species of butterfly, the environment in which it lives, and the time of year in which it became an adult. How long does a butterfly live? For example,

First off, what are insects? The structure of insects is based on an unchanged structure for hundreds of millions of years: the body consists of three segments, head, thorax, and abdomen, with two pairs of wings, three pairs of legs, and two compound eyes. But this basic structure declines in countless variations, which are as

The camel spider, also called the wind scorpion, is an arachnid, but it is not a spider at all. It can’t make a web and it also doesn’t have venom. Camel spiders are shadow seekers, called solpugids, which occupy desert regions around the world. Camel spiders grow to a length of about 5 inches, 12.7

The monarch butterfly is a flying insect from the Nymphalidae family. It is characterized by the colorful patterns of its wings, distinguishing orange and black tones. Geographically, they are found from southern Canada, through the United States and Central America, to South America. It is a species with a very long life span, it can

For some people, spiders are a phobia, while others, on the contrary, are very delighted to see these creatures. Many people also believe that spiders are insects. Next, I’ll try to explain whether that’s the case or not. What are spiders? Spiders are a type of arachnid. About 50.000 spider species can be found worldwide,

The tarantula spider is a large arthropod animal that exotic pet lovers increasingly start taking at home. The real question arises as to why is the tarantula called this way. The name “tarantula” itself is an unfortunate generalization tolerated for many years. There is a real tarantula, a small spider in southern Europe that was