The lovebug, which is actually a fly whose scientific name is Plecia nearctica, migrated naturally along the Gulf of Mexico, Fasulo said. It was first identified in southeastern Texas in 1940 and has since spread through the Gulf Coast states of Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida, as well as Georgia and South Carolina. Fasulo said there are two generations of lovebugs each year, and large adult populations are present during May and September. These populations last about four weeks, although researchers have seen them throughout the year. Most people notice lovebugs during these times of the year when they have to wash them off their cars, or slap them aside when sitting outdoors. "It's only during these two months that people ask where these insects came from," Fasulo said. "The rest of the year they're actually beneficial for the environment." Lovebugs help the environment when they are in their immature stage, Fasulo said. When grass is cut and the excess falls to the ground, it creates a covering known as thatch, where immature lovebugs live and eat. Through this process they redistribute essential nutrients back into the ground that are beneficial to plants and the environment. He said researchers have found that automobile exhaust fumes, heat from the engines and the vibrations of the vehicles themselves all attract lovebugs that splatter against the fronts of cars. The results can be nasty, causing cars to overheat, reducing driver visibility and damaging paint on vehicles. Fasulo recommends washing cars within one day to reduce paint damage, and he suggests using a hood deflector or screen to help protect the paint. As for lovebugs looking strange when flying together attached, they are actually mating. During the mating process, the male lovebug attaches to the female lovebug and only disengages during the daytime while resting on vegetation never during flight or at night, Fasulo said. Successful mating takes as much as 12 hours, and the female lovebug dies within 86 hours of laying eggs.
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Love bugs, or Plecia nearctica, are bugs that are native to Florida. They fly while mating, which gives them the appearance that they have two heads.
love bugs eat grass most of the time but not always , and they can eat any other plant but not poison ones if they do they die in 2 day or 1 minute . they need shade and gras they love ..rosabushes
cats and dogs whiskers serve the same purpose that a bugs antenna do. Imagine this. Close your eyes and put four fingers on each cheek. Walk around. You don't bump your face into anything, because your fingers hit whatever you would've bumped into. This is what a cats whiskers are like. Of course, cats aren't blind,but it is just another sense of whats going on!
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June bugs, and love bugs
Love bugs are two bugs that are stuck together. They're called love bugs because they're together all the time like a couple.
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Man's purpose, according to the Baltimore Catechism, is to know, love and serve God in this life so as to be with Him in the next (the afterlife).
Lightning bugs and love bugs! Ladybugs.
They serve the same purpose as T.V or movies. They are a form of entertainment.
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Serve as preservatives.
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The same purpose of all living things, to reproduce.
His purpose was wholly self-serving - to entertain others .