Using Mealworms to Clean Skulls

When you think of skull cleaning, your mind might conjure images of morbid, eerie scenes straight out of a horror movie. However, in the realm of biology, taxidermy, and forensic anthropology, the meticulous cleaning of skulls plays a crucial role in scientific research, education, and art. One fascinating and environmentally friendly method of cleaning skulls … Read more

Do Mealworms Eat Dead Crickets?

While mealworms have a preference for consuming decaying vegetation, grains, and fruits, they are known to be opportunistic feeders and will consume various types of organic matter. Mealworms will eat dead crickets if there is an opportunity. Insects provide mealworms with the nutrients it needs to survive and go through its life cycle. Are Crickets … Read more

Removing Mealworms in House

Mealworms are common household pests that can be quite a nuisance. These small, brownish larvae are the immature form of darkling beetles and are known for infesting stored food products, pet food, and birdseed. While they aren’t directly harmful to humans, they can contaminate food, damage packaging, and create unsightly infestations. In this comprehensive guide, … Read more

Mealworm Homeostasis Explained

Mealworms, those seemingly inconspicuous insects often found in pet stores, have captured the fascination of scientists and nature enthusiasts alike. These unassuming larvae of darkling beetles (Tenebrio molitor) are not just a convenient source of protein for reptiles and birds; they also serve as fascinating subjects of study, particularly when it comes to the incredible … Read more

Why Your Mealworms are Not Moving

Imagine if you just started a mealworm farm and after a few weeks, you notice some mealworms don’t move much. Others completely stop moving. Are they dead? Is your farm ruined? There are many reasons why this may happen so let’s go over each one. Mealworms that curl and stop moving are going into the … Read more

Do Squirrels Eat Dried Mealworms?

Birdwatching and feeding birds can be a delightful and fulfilling hobby. However, it can also be a source of frustration when squirrels constantly raid your bird feeders and gobble up the precious mealworms intended for the feathered friends. Squirrels are omnivorous and will eat live or dried mealworms. You can use squirrel-proof bird feeders to … Read more

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