Chinese insect fans Fourth Instar Feb 28, 2014 #2 To attract the female or food? /monthly_03_2014/post-4709-0-65644800-1393656062_thumb.jpg Attachments image.jpg 18.8 KB · Views: 0
Chinese insect fans Fourth Instar Feb 28, 2014 #3 The photos are from the Internet. /monthly_03_2014/post-4709-0-63295900-1393656328_thumb.jpg Attachments image.jpg 64.3 KB · Views: 0
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bpmojo80 Second Instar Mar 1, 2014 #5 Ive seen videos of wild LV's lighting up when they where touched or otherwise molested. I believe it is to confuse or deter potential predators
Ive seen videos of wild LV's lighting up when they where touched or otherwise molested. I believe it is to confuse or deter potential predators
Chinese insect fans Fourth Instar Mar 1, 2014 #6 bpmojo80 said: Ive seen videos of wild LV's lighting up when they where touched or otherwise molested. I believe it is to confuse or deter potential predators Click to expand... That is, they won't light up until they are molested?
bpmojo80 said: Ive seen videos of wild LV's lighting up when they where touched or otherwise molested. I believe it is to confuse or deter potential predators Click to expand... That is, they won't light up until they are molested?
bpmojo80 Second Instar Mar 1, 2014 #7 From what little ive seen, and read yes. However there is a lot that is not known about many roach species in the wild.
From what little ive seen, and read yes. However there is a lot that is not known about many roach species in the wild.
Forcep Fourth Instar Mar 1, 2014 #8 Most species of this genus is super rare and hardly studied. Since only males have the light it may related to competition or attraction, there's also possibility that they're Pyrophorus mimickers.
Most species of this genus is super rare and hardly studied. Since only males have the light it may related to competition or attraction, there's also possibility that they're Pyrophorus mimickers.
