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Do lady bugs bite

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Not all ladybugs bite and the ones that do don't have venom or irritating saliva. The ones that bite are the Asian ladybugs.

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Yes, lady bugs are known to bite. It reportedly feels like a slight pinch (nothing serious). Keep on ChaCha'ing with us Today!

Jul 11 2009, 11:43am | Source: Smart Stuff with Twig Walkingstick: Do Ladybugs Bite? (for the Week of Oct. 20, 2002) | extension.osu.edu

If you squeeze a Ladybug it will bite you, but the bite is harmless and painless. ChaCha!

Apr 22 2009, 02:12pm | Source: ADYBUGS | 74.125.45.104

Lady bugs do bite. ChaCha!

Mar 10 2009, 12:29pm | Source: Lady Bugs | www.thefrugallife.com

Ladybugs do indeed 'bite'. Although I would prefer we use a less aggressive term-like 'nibble'. More information needed? ChaCha!

Mar 05 2009, 11:55pm | Source: b Do Ladybugs BITE? And How Can You Keep Them Out of the House? /b | www.gardensalive.com
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