Stinkbugs produce a distinctive odor primarily as a defense mechanism to deter predators. This scent, released from glands in their thorax, can signal danger to potential threats and help the bugs escape. Additionally, the smell plays a role in communication among stinkbugs, especially during mating and territorial disputes. Understanding their odor can also be crucial for agriculture, as it may help in managing pest populations effectively.
They both don't smell pleasant when threatened.
Stinkbugs like apples, so . . .
no crushing a stink bug will not atract other stink bugs but the smell is hard to get rid of
Weasels, badgers, stinkbugs, there are lots of animals that use this for protection.
NO stinkbugs dont have spots
you smell
because they smell
Burn it or sell iT so its someelse's problem
ARE YOU GAY
No
Because they wanted to smell good!
yes