QUESTION:
I was told that ladybugs (beetles) bite. Is this correct?
ANSWER:
They can bite but that doesn\'t mean that they will. Ladybug larvae and adults have chewing mouthparts and most are predators of plant-eating insects like aphids. They can bite with these chewing mouthparts as a defense, but, considering their size, their bite might not be felt or even cause damage
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