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Mealworms pray

Two examples are birds and other insects. Mealworms may also be sold in pet stores to feed to lizards and other pets.

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how to make  a habitat

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_PohYVrHFo

Ps. i was the first to make this so don't copy

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Facts about MEALWORMS

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Mealworm Classification: ﻿ Kingdom: Animalia Phylum : Anthropoda Family : Insecta Order : Coleoptera Class : Tenebrionidae Genus : Tenebrio Species : T. molitor What is the...

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Predator is humans because they might eat a mealworm

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It says that mealworms are common to find according to animals.mom.me,,, :D

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Contrary to what their name might suggest, mealworms are not worms, but rather the larvae of the darkling beetle. Mealworms are light brown and darken as they get older. Young mealworms are from half an inch to three-quarters of an inch long, and grow to as long as 1-1/4 inches when full-grown. Mealworms are food-motivated, and will subsist in any environment that provides them with a reliable food source.

Human Environs

Human environments are far more suitable to a mealworm's need. Because food doubles as habitat for mealworms, mills, warehouses, grocery stores and farms are ideal habitats for these scavengers. Such places tend to have stored grains, which doubles as food and habitat for mealworms. They bury themselves in about 3 inches of crushed wheat bran, for example, and live in the very substance they also consume. They also get their water from potatoes and apples.

In Captivity

Because mealworms are a food source for small mammals, reptiles, birds and fish, some people will raise them. Mealworms can thrive in captivity, and can be purchased at pet shops. A clean, plastic storage container with air holes pre-drilled or drilled in is ideal, although a shoe box with air holes also will do. Temperatures should be kept on the warm side. Mealworms are resilient but thrive at temperatures between 70 and 80 degrees F. Fill the container with wood shavings, rocks, mulch, dried leaves and sticks - anything the mealworm can use to bury itself beneath. Feed them oats and pieces of apple.

Author

Vivian Gomez contributes to Retailing Today, the Daily Puppy, Paw Nation and other websites. She's covered the New York Comic Con for NonProductive since 2009 and writes about everything from responsible pet ownership to comic books to the manner in which smart phones are changing the way people shop. Gomez received her Bachelor of Arts in English literature from Pace University.

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Contrary to what their name might suggest, mealworms are not worms, but rather the larvae of the darkling beetle. Mealworms are light brown and darken as they get older. Young mealworms are from half an inch to three-quarters of an inch long, and grow to as long as 1-1/4 inches when full-grown.

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meal worms live in dirt

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What Is the Natural Habitat for Mealworms?

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A freelance writer for more than 30 years, D.M. Gutierrez has had nonfiction, fiction and poetry published in women's, mystery, academic, children's, disability and teen print publications and websites including "Psychological Reports" and "Highlights for Children." She has an advanced degree in psychology from the University of California at Davis.

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Predator of mealworms

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Many insects and animals eat creepy crawlies like mealworms. So mealworms are probably an important food source to many insects and animals. The predators of mealworms include spiders, birds, lizards, predatory beetles and rodents.

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mealworms live somewhere and i am a mealworm

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Mealworms mostly live in cool and damp place.

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But when they are in the wild they would live in dark moist place for example under a rock and more but they prefer living in a human environment

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Mealworms like dark and damp places

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If no other food source is available to them, they will seek out moist, dark places, such as beneath rocks or rotten logs and in animal burrows. Mealworms in the wild will eat decaying leaves and wood, dried grasses and grains. They strongly prefer human environments, however

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Mealworms live in the wild and dark places but they prefer the human environment so much more.

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Mealworms in the wild will eat decaying leaves and wood, dried grasses and grains.

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Meal worms almost live in everywhere. most of them live in at cool and damp places.

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If no other food source is available to them, they will seek out moist, dark places, such as beneath rocks or rotten logs and in animal burrows. Meal worms in the wild will eat decaying leaves and wood, dried grasses and grains. They strongly prefer human environments, however.

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The  meal worm likes to live in damp places.

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http://animals.mom.me/habitat-mealworms-1728.html

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dried grass, grains.
dark places

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mealworm's like dark and moist places

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Contrary to what their name might suggest, mealworms are not worms, but rather the larvae of the darkling beetle. Mealworms are light brown and darken as they get older. Young mealworms are from half an inch to three-quarters of an inch long, and grow to as long as 1-1/4 inches when full-grown. Mealworms are food-motivated, and will subsist in any environment that provides them with a reliable food source.

Human Environs

Human environments are far more suitable to a mealworm's need. Because food doubles as habitat for mealworms, mills, warehouses, grocery stores and farms are ideal habitats for these scavengers. Such places tend to have stored grains, which doubles as food and habitat for mealworms. They bury themselves in about 3 inches of crushed wheat bran, for example, and live in the very substance they also consume. They also get their water from potatoes and apples.

In Captivity

Because mealworms are a food source for small mammals, reptiles, birds and fish, some people will raise them. Mealworms can thrive in captivity, and can be purchased at pet shops. A clean, plastic storage container with air holes pre-drilled or drilled in is ideal, although a shoe box with air holes also will do. Temperatures should be kept on the warm side. Mealworms are resilient but thrive at temperatures between 70 and 80 degrees F. Fill the container with wood shavings, rocks, mulch, dried leaves and sticks - anything the mealworm can use to bury itself beneath. Feed them oats and pieces of apple.

Author

Vivian Gomez contributes to Retailing Today, the Daily Puppy, Paw Nation and other websites. She's covered the New York Comic Con for NonProductive since 2009 and writes about everything from responsible pet ownership to comic books to the manner in which smart phones are changing the way people shop. Gomez received her Bachelor of Arts in English literature from Pace University.

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Contrary to what their name might suggest, mealworms are not worms, but rather the larvae of the darkling beetle. Mealworms are light brown and darken as they get older. Young mealworms are from half an inch to three-quarters of an inch long, and grow to as long as 1-1/4 inches when full-grown.

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It says that mealworm like moist, dark places, such as rotten log or something

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Hemera Technologies/PhotoObjects.net/Getty Images

Contrary to what their name might suggest, mealworms are not worms, but rather the larvae of the darkling beetle. Mealworms are light brown and darken as they get older. Young mealworms are from half an inch to three-quarters of an inch long, and grow to as long as 1-1/4 inches when full-grown. Mealworms are food-motivated, and will subsist in any environment that provides them with a reliable food source.

Human Environs

Human environments are far more suitable to a mealworm's need. Because food doubles as habitat for mealworms, mills, warehouses, grocery stores and farms are ideal habitats for these scavengers. Such places tend to have stored grains, which doubles as food and habitat for mealworms. They bury themselves in about 3 inches of crushed wheat bran, for example, and live in the very substance they also consume. They also get their water from potatoes and apples.

In Captivity

Because mealworms are a food source for small mammals, reptiles, birds and fish, some people will raise them. Mealworms can thrive in captivity, and can be purchased at pet shops. A clean, plastic storage container with air holes pre-drilled or drilled in is ideal, although a shoe box with air holes also will do. Temperatures should be kept on the warm side. Mealworms are resilient but thrive at temperatures between 70 and 80 degrees F. Fill the container with wood shavings, rocks, mulch, dried leaves and sticks - anything the mealworm can use to bury itself beneath. Feed them oats and pieces of apple.

Author

Vivian Gomez contributes to Retailing Today, the Daily Puppy, Paw Nation and other websites. She's covered the New York Comic Con for NonProductive since 2009 and writes about everything from responsible pet ownership to comic books to the manner in which smart phones are changing the way people shop. Gomez received her Bachelor of Arts in English literature from Pace University.

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Contrary to what their name might suggest, mealworms are not worms, but rather the larvae of the darkling beetle. Mealworms are light brown and darken as they get older. Young mealworms are from half an inch to three-quarters of an inch long, and grow to as long as 1-1/4 inches when full-grown.

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Meal worms live in moist area

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Secure a piece of cheesecloth over the tank with a large elastic band. This is not to keep the meal worms in -- they can’t climb -- but to keep other insects, such as flies, out.

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Mealworms live in moist dark places. For example, underneath rocks or rotten logs and animal burrows.

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Fun Fact!!!
Mealworms are good(?) food for other living things including human.

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Mealworm are native species from Africa. They have also traveled to north America.