




Euborellia annulipes
The Ring-legged Earwig is a small insect with long antennae and pincers. They like to hide in dark, damp places and are great at helping to break down dead plants.
生息地: Urban areas
The Ring-legged Earwig has a dark brown, flattened body with distinct yellowish-brown bands or 'rings' on its legs, making them visually unique. Its smooth, shiny body contrasts with its prominent pincer-like cerci at its rear end.





カテゴリ
昆虫レア度
Common
危険度
1/5 · 非常に低い
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Earwigs are sometimes called 'pincher bugs' because of their distinctive rear appendages.
Some earwig mothers care for their eggs and young, guarding them fiercely until they hatch.
Their pincer-like tail appendages are called cerci and come in different shapes for males and females!
They can squeeze into tiny cracks and crevices to hide from danger and find shelter.
Ring-legged Earwig can use its strong, pincer-like cerci for defense against predators and to help capture small prey, making it a versatile survivor.
Ring-legged Earwig has excellent night vision that helps them forage for food safely under the cover of darkness, avoiding daytime predators.
Ring-legged Earwig can regrow lost legs or pincers because they have special regenerative cells that help them recover from injuries.
These omnivores eat dead plants, tiny insects, and some fresh greens, helping to clean up their environment.
Aphis gossypii
Helps control populations of this common garden pest.
Argiope aurantia
A common spider predator that ambushes earwigs.
Mus musculus
An opportunistic predator, especially of earwigs found indoors.
まだ別名はありません。
危険度
1/5 · 非常に低い
Earwigs are not harmful, but it's best to watch them from a distance.
10-25 mm
60-180 日
These omnivores eat dead plants, tiny insects, and some fresh greens, helping to clean up their environment.
Urban areas
Foraging
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