Seafood and Garden Foe??
Ok stick with me... 
In today's bug scavenger hunt we have 2 "bugs" that are not insects but are related to shrimp and clams!! I will update garden pics and give the answers later.....
HINT: One is in the crayfish family (crustacean) and the other is related to clams and oysters (mollusks) . Oui Oui!!
UPDATE:
The garden Foe I am referring to are the pill bugs AKA rolly polly bugs they are members of the Crustacean shrimp lobster family. The other one is a slug, related to the clams and oysters. Both are really actually "decomposers" so they could help a gardener but they do cause loads of damage.
On another note Spiders are not a garden Foe as they eat lots of bad insects. Spiders have 8 legs and are in the arachnid family.
In today's bug scavenger hunt we have 2 "bugs" that are not insects but are related to shrimp and clams!! I will update garden pics and give the answers later.....HINT: One is in the crayfish family (crustacean) and the other is related to clams and oysters (mollusks) . Oui Oui!!
UPDATE:
The garden Foe I am referring to are the pill bugs AKA rolly polly bugs they are members of the Crustacean shrimp lobster family. The other one is a slug, related to the clams and oysters. Both are really actually "decomposers" so they could help a gardener but they do cause loads of damage.
On another note Spiders are not a garden Foe as they eat lots of bad insects. Spiders have 8 legs and are in the arachnid family.
Spiders? & Slugs?
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Slugs yes...spider no!
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I challenge you.
Scientifically, spiders are not condidered insects.
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I am aware LOL but they are not the "sea food bugs"
Must have 6 legs...to be an insect..
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Yeah?
Some of my co-workers are insects, and they have two legs.
They bug me all the time.
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