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Beetles breathe through a system of small openings called spiracles, located along the sides of their bodies. Air enters these spiracles and travels through a network of tubes known as tracheae, which deliver oxygen directly to their tissues. Unlike mammals, beetles do not have lungs; instead, gas exchange occurs directly at the cellular level. This tracheal system allows them to efficiently transport oxygen and carbon dioxide throughout their bodies.
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How do you spell the beetels?
beetels
What eats fainforest beetels?
Fainforest beetels are eaten by fainforest berds.
What do water beetels eat?
chesse American cheesecakeÑ)
What kind of bugs do desert toads eat?
they eat beetels
What do skylark eat?
A skylark eats ants, ground beetels, and dead plant and animal material.
Where is the green big beetle in castaway 2?
you have to go to the of those bettelsby the easel in the morning you could catch like 29 of those beetels
How do praying mantis obtain oxygen?
breath in breath out breath in breath out
How to breath?
YOU BREATH GOSH DARNIT
What is harder to catch the faster you run (joke)?
your breath 🤣😂
How does photosynthesis produce oxygen?
they breath in carbon dioxide and breath out oxeygen for us to breath or if not we couldn't breath
What is stank breath?
The correct phrase is "stinky breath" or "breath that stinks".
Do bushes breath?
yes bushes breath they are plants plants breath to
