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What kind of bug is this?
The boyfriend and I saw many of these large black bugs while walking in a corn maze over the weekend. When we touched it (with a stick) its legs oozed some orange liquid looking substance and then the thing went into some kind of shock (like played dead). Any ideas?
3 Answers
- LarLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
actually is not a larva, but one of the Rove beetles adult...the liquid of some species will cause a painful itchy rash
Source(s): me-exterminator - ?Lv 45 years ago
If this can be a beetle, it's by and large a potato beetle. They are particularly usual in America and feature specified darkish and light brown stripes stripes. If you understand what style of trojan horse it's, what state or nation it's in, or some other understanding I could also be capable to aid extra.
- 1 decade ago
that definitley is a larvae of some kind. It will molt its current shell, and turn into some kind of flying creature, like a dragon fly!
