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What's the lowest temperature an earwig an survive at?

  • 20-08-2008 7:00pm
    #1
    bigpinkelephant
    Closed Accounts Posts: 792 ✭✭✭


    Hi all,
    If anyone can tell me it would be great.

    Thanks

    BPE


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  • #2
    boneless
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    Sorry BPE. Nobody here appears to know the answer to this.

    We need an insect expert here.

    Could I ask why you are interested in this matter? I am intrigued.


  • #3
    foxshooter243
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    http://www.citynews.ca/blogs/frankieflowers_7247.aspx

    This may help....


  • #4
    Nothingcompares
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    Bumblebees (from a completely different order of insects) have the ability to thermoregulate their own bodies and the temperture of the hive. Could put a bumble bee in a chest freezer for an hour and it would probably still be alive when you take it out.

    Not that that answers your question.


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