CATDOLL : CATDOLL: What is this flying insect that looks like a bee's wing and a small cockroach? It oozes liquid when it dies.

1. What is this flying insect that looks like a bee's wing and a small cockroach? It oozes liquid when it dies.

Based on what you said, it is definitely not a cockroach. Cockroaches generally do not fly. They only fly when they are in danger or being chased by others. Also, the blood of cockroaches is white.

Um... you sound so disgusting, a lot of disgusting liquid... is that thing really big- -#

Maybe it's a grasshopper? But grasshoppers are fun... It shouldn't be. Maybe it's a honey bug. The noise is so loud--|| Never mind what it is. The university town should be sprayed once a week with disinfectant and insecticide...

Is it green? With larger wings and a triangular head?

2. Can I eat the beehive if I find cockroaches in it?

It is best not to eat them. Cockroaches carry a lot of germs. In order to avoid eating the bacteria into your stomach, it is better not to eat them.

3. A small cockroach appeared in a bottle of honey that I had sealed for a long time.

Cockroaches are flat and suitable for hiding in cracks and holes. They can hide in very narrow cracks and holes. For example, the adults and nymphs of the German cockroach can hide in cracks as narrow as 1.6 mm, and the females carrying eggs can also live in cracks as wide as 4.5 mm.

Because cockroaches crawl everywhere and eat everything, they are infected with and swallowed a lot of pathogens. In addition, they have the bad habit of defecating while eating, which makes them the mechanical spreaders of some pathogens.

Cockroaches can carry pathogenic bacteria, viruses, protozoa, fungi, and eggs of parasitic worms, and can serve as intermediate hosts for a variety of worms.

So I suggest you stop eating it.

If it is a large can, you may consider throwing away the upper part.

4. What should I do if there are cockroaches in the beehive? Can I put cucumber slices in it?

Bees clean up after themselves

5. There are cockroaches in the beehive. Does anyone know how to drive them away or eliminate them (without hurting the bees)?

Just use rotten eggs