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One of the major reason why insects do not die when they placed their head in the fluid is because they breathe through the spiracles
added by 1001277811 127 days ago 1 0
These are the features of a true insect.
When you place the head of other organisms like birds in fluids they certainly die but why do insects die not when their heads merely are immersed in fluids?
added by Anonymous 666 days ago 1 0
Yes, putting an insect's head in water does not lead to its death. In the first place the breathing and respiratory system of an insect is found on the abdomen not the head. So putting the insect's head into water leaves the breathing system alive and this does not affect the insect's life since breathing continues as usual.
added by Anonymous 677 days ago 1 0
It is true that when you put an insect in water it dies. This is because the respiratory organs of insects are found on the body not on the head thats why insect have long legs and they always dodge water much as they like flogged areas but they try to look for dead and smelly organisms.
added by Anonymous 829 days ago 3 0