[Ans] Known as an aphrodisiac, the Spanish fly is not a fly, but rather a species of what insect?

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The Spanish fly exists, only it's actually a beetle. Oh, and you might die excruciatingly if you eat it. Found throughout Europe and Central Asia, Spanish flies are small, usually reaching no longer than 20mm. The Spanish fly has been thought of as an aphrodisiac for hundreds of years, but it's actually an irritant that can cause blistering. Spanish flies are extremely toxic due to a substance they secrete known as cantharidin. When the human skin is exposed to cantharidin it causes blisters. When taken orally, this substance can be lethal. It is also used to attract mates, with females more likely to procreate with males when it is dispersed.

[Answer] Known as an aphrodisiac, the Spanish fly is not a fly, but rather a species of what insect?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "Known as an aphrodisiac, the Spanish fly is not a fly, but rather a species of what insect?"

...The Spanish fly exists, only it's actually a beetle. Oh, and you might die excruciatingly if you eat it. The Found predominantly throughout Europe and Central Asia, Spanish flies are small, usually reaching no longer than 20mm. The Spanish fly has been thought of as an aphrodisiac for hundreds of years, but it's actually an irritant that can cause blistering. Spanish flies are extremely toxic due to a substance they secrete known as cantharidin. When the human skin is exposed to cantharidin it causes blisters. When taken orally, this substance can be lethal. It is also used to attract mates, with females more likely to procreate with males when it is dispersed.

[Answer] 4. The Buckeye StateState insect: ladybugState animal: white-tailed deerOne of its cities was the first to use police cars.

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...1. Texas 2. Ohio 3. Kansas 4. Pennsylvania The first police car was tested using electricity in Akron, Ohio in 1899.

[Answer] 6. What insect is known for rolling other animals feces into balls to use as a food while it lives inside the ball and uses it as a brooding chamber?

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...1. Spoor spider 2. Fecal firefly 3. Dung beetle 4. Scat worm The dung beetle is a type of scarab beetle that makes great use of what other animals leave behind. There are quite a few different varieties. While some use fecal matter for food, some only live in it. It is a great example of Mother Nature recycling. Source: Wikipedia

[Answer] Which insect is necessary to pollinate figs?

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...Specific types of figs require a certain breed of wasp to pollinate them. A female wasp pushes her way inside the fig through a tiny hole, one so narrow that it tears her wings off as she squeezes through. She becomes trapped inside. She lays her eggs inside if the fig is male. These hatch, burrow out and fly off, carrying the fig's pollen with them. If the fig is female, the invading wasp pollinates it. She can't lay her eggs and dies inside the fig, all alone. The fruit produces a digestive enzyme that completely digests the wasp. Source: ScienceFocus.com

[Ans] What type of insect transmits yellow fever?

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What mosquito transmits yellow fever?
Yellow fever virus is transmitted to people primarily through the bite of infected Aedes or Haemagogus species mosquitoes. Mosquitoes acquire the virus by feeding on infected primates (human or non-human) and then can transmit the virus to other primates (human or non-human).13 Aug 2015
What is the name of the virus that causes yellow fever?
The Flavivirus causes yellow fever, and it's transmitted when an infected mosquito bites you. Mosquitoes become infected with the virus when they bite an infected human or monkey. The disease cannot be spread from one person to another.

[Ans] What is the only insect that migrates in winter to a warmer climate?

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n Homeric Greek plexippos means "one who urges on horses", i.e. "rider" or "charioteer". In the 10th edition of Systema Naturae, at the bottom of page 467, Linnaeus wrote that the names of the Danai festivi, the division of the genus to which Papilio plexippus belonged, were derived from the sons of Aegyptus. Linnaeus divided his large genus Papilio, containing all known butterfly species, into what we would now call subgenera. The Danai festivi formed one of the "subgenera", containing colorful species, as opposed to the Danai candidi, containing species with bright white wings. Linnaeus wrote: "Danaorum Candidorum nomina a filiabus Danai Aegypti, Festivorum a filiis mutuatus sunt." (English: "The names of the Danai candidi have been derived from the daughters of Danaus, those of the Danai festivi from the sons of Aegyptus.")

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Monarch butterflies:

The beauty of a Monarch butterfly doesn't help it survive the cold of winter. Each year, millions of Monarch butterflies begin to migrate south and west to escape the coming cold of winter. Monarchs winter in Mexico and some parts of southern California. Those going to Mexico spend their winter hibernation in oyamel fir trees. The Monarchs that migrate west will settle into the eucalyptus trees around Pacific Grove, California. Source: Monarch-Butterfly.com

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[Ans] Where in the U.S. is the only memorial honoring an insect found?

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The Boll Weevil Monument in downtown Enterprise, Alabama, United States is a prominent landmark and tribute erected by the citizens of Enterprise in 1919 to show their appreciation to an insect, the boll weevil, ... Each time it was found and repaired by the city of Enterprise until July 11, 1998. On that day vandals ripped ..., The only memorial honoring an insect, the Boll Weevil Monument in Enterprise, ... The boll weevil expanded into the United States from Mexico in the 1890s, and ... was erected by the Citizens of Enterprise, Coffee County, Alabama." ... the entire statue was once hauled away, later to be found or returned., Alabama farmers planted nearly 560000 acres of cotton in 2003, more. ... honored in 1919 when a monument was erected in downtown Enterprise, Alabama as a reminder that the tiny insect pest had forced farmers to diversify their operations. Today's cotton farmers rely on more than just the eradication program to produce ..., In 1970, seventy-four years after Enterprise was incorporated on April 27, ... it is the only monument in the world dedicated to an insect pest -- the boll weevil. ... Many found unexpected prosperity growing peanuts, which became their main crop. ... brochures of interest about places and things to do in Alabama are available., In southern Alabama in the town of Enterprise there is a monument that's probably the only one of its ... the only monument in the worl...