Earwig mother repositions eggs
Référence de la vidéo 11932323
| Ringlegged earwig (Euborellia annulipes) mother repositioning eggs in nest. Earwigs are semi-social insects which lay their eggs in nests and bring up their young. They belong to a group of insects that number more than 2, 000 species and live in cracks and crevices found in rocks, amongst debris, and under the bark of trees. Sometimes they find hideaways in and around homes and can become household pests. They can reach lengths of 2-3 cm and possess pincers located at the end of their abdomen which are used in prey capture and defense. | |
| Licence : | Droits gérés |
| Crédit : | Science Photo Library / Matulavich, Peter |
| Model Release : | Non requis |
| Property release : | Non requis |
| Durée : | 29 Secondes |
| Aspect ratio : | 16/9 |
| Restrictions : | - |
Prix pour cette vidéo À partir de 70 €
Publicité (Communication d'entreprise etc)
À partir de 70 €
Rédactionnel (Sites web multiples etc)
À partir de 125 €
Médias (Émission TV, Divertissement TV etc)
À partir de 150 €
Mots-clés
- animal,
- arthropode,
- biologie,
- dermaptera,
- EUBORELLIA ANNULIPES,
- faune,
- forficule,
- gros plan,
- imbrication,
- infestation,
- infestez,
- insecta,
- insecte,
- insecte nuisible,
- Insectes,
- invertébré,
- macro,
- macroscopique,
- maman,
- mère,
- nid,
- nidification,
- nuisible,
- oeuf,
- oeufs,
- parasite,
- perce oreille,
- perce-oreille,
- replacer,
- repositionner,
- social,
- soins infirmiers,
- zoologie