kõrvanibu
Kõrvanibu, also known as the earwig, is a small, nocturnal insect belonging to the order Dermaptera. It is characterized by its elongated, segmented body, which is typically brown or black in color. The most distinctive feature of the kõrvanibu is its pair of large, pincer-like antennae, which are used for both sensing and defense. These antennae can be extended and retracted, and they are often used to deter predators by making a clicking or snapping sound.
The kõrvanibu is found in a variety of habitats, including gardens, forests, and even urban areas. It
Despite its reputation as a pest, the kõrvanibu plays an important role in the ecosystem as a
The kõrvanibu has a relatively short lifespan, with adults typically living for only a few months. During