Bombardier beetle
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Introduction
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Anatomy
Reproduction
The bombardier beetle reproduces sexually. It finds a place to lay its eggs and then dies. The location doesn’t matter as long as it is away from predators and not too far away from a good food source. A bombardier beetle has incomplete metamorphoses. It sheds its skin as it grows once it has hatched from the egg.
Ecology
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Gallery
 Australian Bombardier Beetle |
 Bombadier Beetle |
 Bombardier beetle larva |
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References
- Brachinus fumans American bombardier beetle Ezra Poetker, Univeristy of Michigan Museum of Zoology, 2008/10/19.
See Also
- The bombardier beetle is too complex to have evolved Response to Talk.Origins
- Bombardier beetle chemicals would explode if mixed without an inhibitor Response to Talk.Origins
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