Have you ever seen a "stranded insect stuck in a bowl of glue?"?
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I did when I was at the zoo.  I also watched the Rain bird dive through the hole in a broken guitar (it was a musical display), but it was sad cause the Rain bird tried to fly, but the guide said he will die if he ever leaves the zoo.
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It sounds like a carpenter bee.\nDoes it look anything like these?\nhttp://www.whatsthatbug.com/carpenter.html
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use your imagination dude(u kno like glue som sticks toghether)
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GLUE IS MY HERO ESPECIALLY WHEN HAVING LITTLE COUSINS VISITING AND A HYPER ACTIVE DOG!! LOL\nTRY GLUE AND LOOK UP SOME GOOGLE SEARCHES ON HOW TO FIX IT. :)
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It's rare but it could be caused by the "Tiny Pin-head" bug. Because they are very small, it's often hard to tell if they have pin-heads. As a result, the incidence rate might be underestimated.\n\nI would suggest seeing a doctor. Specifically ask to be examined for Tiny Pin-head bugs. I say to ask specifically, because an examination does not routinely include an inspection for this critter.\n\nThere's no stigma in having Tiny Pin-head bugs. You might be surprised at how many celebrities have Tiny Pin-head Bugs.
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I didn't come up with this on my own but I guess you could call it a Mummifly.\nhttp://anaba.blogspot.com/2004_10_01_anaba_archive.html
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The moisture in the "glue" must evapourate before it can bond.  The inside of the container is not airtight, however there is insufficient air and heat to facillitate evaporation.  Hence, the "glue" is kept in liquid or solid (as in the case of a glue stick) form.  Also, the containers are plastic which doesnt have high affinitiy for many chemicals, further reducing bonding.
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lemme tell you a story that happened to me. this is no joke, I'll put my hand on a Bible and tell you this really happened.\nI was in this house that was known for being haunted. I was sitting in the floor, leaning on my arm, just chillin. \nThen I felt something, like a bug or something, crawling on my arm. I looked down. A loose penny from the floor was rolling up my arm all by itself. It got about a foot off the floor, up to my elbow, before I noticed it.\nAs soon as I looked at it, it stopped and feel flat on the floor. I jumped up and ran out.
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I don't know but why you find out let me know. The other day I found one and I had to throw something over it to trap it and wait 5 hours until my husband got home to kill it. I sat on the couch the whole time with my feet off the floor. My phobia is so bad they make me cry. I'm pathetic lol. They are so freaky!!!
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Something very similar happened to me two weeks ago.I found a dead bird on my front stoop.It didn't appear to be injured and it looked like it was asleep.But ,it wasn't.I'm not a superstitious person,so I don't know anything about that.I do know that a few years ago all of the crows in our area died as a resulty of west nile virus.I suspect the dead bird I found, might have been sick from something like that.
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OMIGOSH! I just SAW one! Its called johnfrog!\nJust joking...LOL\nNah, i dn't think so, but maybe one day..
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They know which strands are the sticky ones and which aren't.  I think it's impossible for a spider to stick in its own web.\n\nhttp://arachnophiliac.co.uk/burrow/whydoesnt.htm
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Tough it is a bit late, its not unheard of, as long as they don't freeze  they can survive just with a somewhat slow metalbolism, its been a rather warm Nov in the north east which may account for this, once the temp really plummets they will stop appearing. If its the ones shaped like a T its probably a plume moth, if not its probably some type of noctuid.
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that's even worse than asking people to do your homework!\n\nwrite your own, then ask the experts for help on your bugs!
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"won't you come into my parlor?",said the spider to the fly. the tricky spider is pretty clever,isn't he? he knows the fly will be caught and he'll be able to scamper along and have himself a nice meal!\n       but if the sticky web clings to the fly and traps him,why doesn't it cling to the spider? the answer to this will surprise you. it does! a spider can be caught just as easily in his own web as a fly is.\n       the reason this doesn't happen is that the spider is "at home" in his own web. he knows his way around. and when the web was spun originally, the spider made sure that there would be "safe" threads to use, threads he could touch without sticking to them.\n      there are many kinds of silk that a spider produces. the sticky kind is used in the web to catch its prey. but there is also a non-sticky kind, and this is used to make the strong, supporting spokes of the web. the spider knows which is which, and he simply avoids the sticky ones! he can do this because he has a remarkable sense of touch.
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When i was little I took my brother's gold fish out of the bowl and tried to braid it's fins....well i didn't really know about fish not being able to survive out of water..\n\nWell anyway, it wouldn't stop flopping around so i rapped it up in the towel and left it on the counter\n\na little while later my mom called "Who left  the fish on the floor!?!" \n\n"I didn't leave it on the floor ...i left it on the counter"\n\nyeah..poor fish
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Hi!\nI found an ads posted by Jerry from Washington , USA who said he offers all types of insects for sale both dried and live. Beetles, Millipeds & Centipedes, Roaches, Trantulas, Butterflies, Praying Mantis, Scorpions, Stick Insects.etc. This may give you some help. His e-mail address: jerryjanson2006@yahoo.com\n\nGood luck!♥