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Well, I just made a guess the appearance of the beetle. And yeah, I think Root Borers are...According to my National Audubon Society Bugbook...It was brown, long antennae...My bug book says they are nocturnal, and that they are attracted by light, which is where I found the bug buzzing loudly...

I figured it out last night. I double-checked my insect-book, and its a Root Borer. He was let out at midnight last night...

Hey, everybody! I need help identifying a beetle. I would take a picture, but someone else has my camera. All I can do is describe it. Its a little small, and its about the size of your thumb. The antennae is a little on the long side. It's antennae looks like it has small little hairs...

Right now, they're in their Pupa stage. I'm keeping them in a container. I'm just curious about how they'll look. :P Anyways, I'm over this finaly because I spotted a Preying Mantis onthe side of my porch... :wink: I looked at its stomach, and it was the way its supposed to be. :)

I know, I'm trying to find out what they are! I mean, there is nothing in the Mantid's stomach. I was thinking something layed eggs inside it and it ate its body. *Shrugs*

Hey guys, I'm new here. Um, I'm really intrested in bugs but I'm kind of a noob at Mantids. Anyways, I'm Question_Asker because I ask a lot of questions sometimes. Please just call me QA or something. :P

Hey, I was keeping a Carolina Mantid and it recently had babies. It was dead, but I saw weird wormy things coming out. It was really weird considering the fact that they usually are in egg-cases. But these are just worms. You could see in its stomach all the worms crawling around. I'm not...