tell me about weavel insects?

Answer 1

Weavel or WEEVIL?

If you mean a bean weevil, it is an olive brown with brown or gray spots on wing covers. Its thorax is covered with fine yellow-orange hairs. It has an oval shape and its wings extend only two-thirds down its abdomen. It has a stout body with a short, broad snout. The entire life cycle can last from 21 days or as long as 80 days.

A cowpea weevil is brownish in color; some specimens may appear greenish brown in color. It is similar to bean weevil except the presence of a single dark spot along the outer margins of each wing cover of the cowpea weevil.
It looks like this:
http://www.terminix.com/graphics/pest/full/ful_bean_weavel.jpg

Is it the galaxy's fearsome insects? Then they have the reptilian/insectoid physique.

Answer 2

Do you mean the sort of weevils that you get in flour sometimes. I was told by a baker friend that the weevil eggs are actually in the paper of the bags that the flour comes in so if it is left too long they hatch then of course start to breed. The best bet is always to transfer your flour to an airtight plastic box. I used to get weevils regularly when I left my flour in the bag as I don't use flour very often. I now put it into a plastic container and even if I don't use it for a couple of months I never have a weevil problem any more.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

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