Incorrect funny definitions of insects in the literature and on the web

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11.01.2016 22:08, vafdog

I don't want to create a new topic (maybe there is one) - but the question has been brewing for a long time... - Why are there so many lies in BBC films? - Inaccurate translation? - Enticement for suckers? - or is all this "creative nonsense" the fruit of dummies who do not take up their own business-processing the material received from the videographer?
- I am currently watching "Wild Nature of Colombia, 2nd series" ... - they say that the "dung beetle" is a representative of one of the 1200 (!) insect species that live in the huge Sierra de la Macarena National Park...
- I skip "Dung Manure"; - but we even have all kinds of insects on the CMS more than 1200! - Or is it really so poor there?

perhaps this means that 1200 species are known for the park's territory. That is, as far as the territory is studied - so many species.

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25.10.2016 19:39, Андреас

Harmful ladybirds

Harmful ladybirds However, since these ladybirds were released in the United States, scientists have discovered quite a large number of different unpleasant aspects. For example, they can climb into the smallest crevices in wooden and even concrete houses for the winter to wait out the cold. And when the temperature drops very much, they can even climb inside the house, as they are attracted to the heat. And once inside, they will constantly crawl on the ceiling, walls and floor. And while even the presence of these beetles in the house is unpleasant in itself, if disturbed, they can emit an unpleasant smell, as well as spit out a yellowish liquid that can stain your surfaces. Some people may experience allergic reactions to these beetles, especially if there are a lot of them. The most common reactions include eye problems, hay fever, cough, asthma, and hives. The process can be triggered either by contact with beetles, or simply by being in the same room with them. Asian ladybirds can be aggressive and even bite if they get caught on the skin. This can be both self-defense and a natural tendency to bite in search of food. And although these insects really help to get rid of pests in the garden or vegetable garden, they can become a real problem in the vineyard, as they are often collected together with grapes, which eventually ends up with an unpleasant smell and taste of wine due to the protective reactions of this ladybug. - Read more at FB.ru: http://fb.ru/post/nature/2015/11/12/2755

And the picture still hung:
To be honest, I don't know if it's appropriate to throw such a thing at this topic, but I didn't find another suitable one. In short-just the planet Pir/Pandora of some kind!

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