And basically what the insect has to do we're in the middle of the flower it has to stick its little proboscis right into the middle of that and all the way down that nectar tube to get to the nectar.

The bug is still alive.

Come, my little flyspeck.

You see that cockroach?

Look at this animal.

He crushed the insect with his heel.

And sure enough, there's the insect.

It moves in a gait that an insect uses, and here it is going on the treadmill.

Who's buttering' like a spoodledug?

It's that pest of a miller's cat.

Bye, Dream Witch. Goodbye, Pest.

A small insect would reverse these priorities.

And most of the time, you'll find this insect

The big stirbug was too anxious to get rid of me.

What made you lie to the blighter? I didn't lie to him.

Just standin' there sputtering' like a doodlebug!

A Jew corrupted our commander. Let's kill the louse!

And as I move my hand, I can pop the balloons or I can move the bug.

Sometimes the whole plant mimics an insect, even to us.

And basically what the insect has to do we're in the middle of the flower it has to stick its little proboscis right into the middle of that and all the way down that nectar tube to get to the nectar.

The wings are vitreous (transparent) with light brown veins.

Is this an insect I want to kill, or an insect I don't want to kill?

What about this friend of yours, this pug you brought to the house?

How small can neurons get? Well, look at this interesting insect.

The one on the right is a pill bug pulls water out of air, does not drink fresh water.

And then you could decide Is this an insect I want to kill, or an insect I don't want to kill?

Unfortunately for this innocent little insect, even its scientific name gives it a bad rap.

You could, if you're really smart, you could shine a nonlethal laser on the bug before you zap it, and you could listen to the wing beat frequency and you could measure the size.

I don't really see it, I don't pay attention to it until there's, you know, like a bug that's dead on the window.

So if the web was made entirely out of dragline silk, an insect is very likely to just bounce right off.

And what is the natural enemy, the biologically controlled agent, or the good bug, that we are talking about?

The last one was seen on the island in 1920, and after that the species was thought to be extinct.

And what is the natural enemy, the biological control agent, or the good bug that we're talking about?

Second, once an insect is near its target, it avoids landing on dirt, but lands on the nearest green thing.

Instead, scytodes sort of lurks around and waits for prey to get close to it, and then immobilizes prey by spraying a silk like venom onto that insect.

lives in and around your home, so this whatever we do has got to get to that insect.

And these electron microscope pictures here's one of an orchid mimicking an insect you can see that different parts of the structure have different colors and different textures to our eye, have very, very different textures to what an insect might perceive.

The insects must be dried to about 30 of their original body weight before they can be stored without decaying.

It could alter the vector, but like Artemisia, it had been produced only in East Asia.

We can't know what's going on in let alone an insect's another human being's mind.

Same principle it only has six moving parts, six motors, but it has springy, tuned legs. It moves in the gait of the insect.

It's rumored that these so called earwigs crawl into your ear at night and tunnel into your brain, but this is false.

Sure, an earwig may, on rare occasion, climb into the ear of an unsuspecting sleeper, but, really, who can blame them?

Same principle it only has six moving parts, six motors, but it has springy, tuned legs.

My addiction began with this strange looking diving suit called Wasp that's not an acronym just somebody thought it looked like the insect.