How to pronounce “beetles” in English

The beetles were not injured, by the way.

It's a million beetles.

When we look at beetles and elephants, sea urchins and earthworms, parents and friends, we see individuals driven by a single brain and operating

He loved beetles himself.

They're relatively large beetles-- three or four inches-- so they're bigger than most insects.

weird things called Beetles, you know, Volkswagen Beetles.

and then beetles, all those beetles.

You've got these little black beetles, and they produce these wriggly little mealworms.

But the problem with these maggots and beetles, if you're serious about skull collecting, is that in their frenzy of eating, they sort of elbow each other out of the

a favorite song sure maybe the Beetles maybe Beethoven it doesn't

And so normally, the beetles that are sensitive to the drugs, to the pesticides, they kind of keep the resistant beetles in check.

to find new species of ants and geckos and beetles and bugs and then starting a new conservation area.

He decided he was going to work with these flour beetles.

So you accept that there's going to be a certain level of beetles that you think is acceptable.

What you don't want to do is get rid of all the sensitive beetles, because then the resistant ones will just go, woo-hoo, grow everywhere,

So in California, the bark beetles attract other members of the same species to overwhelm the defenses of a tree.

So here you've got a little note about the capture of some rare beetles.

Alone, most of them are beetles but mollusks come in, I think, good second place, frankly.

In order to actually be useful, the beetles need to not just stop and start, but go in the right direction.

Or domestic beetles do much the same thing.

groups like you know James Brown and a lot of rock groups and beetles and a lot

There is the polarized vision of an octopus, the fire detection of jewel beetles, and the magnetic sensors of bees.

So they put them out in the field, and they were expecting to catch bark beetles.

He's quite a beetle collector and is very proud to think that his kids were really into beetles too and collecting them.

They found ladybugs at 6,000 feet during the daytime; striped cucumber beetles at 3,000 feet during the night.

And he collects weevils and other kinds of beetles.

Well, inspired by that, I went outside and photographed real beetles, and then used these photos to train my own AI character model of this beetle.

It can carry 22 times its body weight, which is about what a cockroach or a lot of beetles can do.

up the reeds blowing in the wind, and endemic fynbos and strandveld flora standing proud hosting a variety of the Vlei's bees, moths, and beetles.

And also, within that population, there are going to be some beetles that are resistant to the pesticide that you put on them.

And over my career, I've worked on fish in the Red Sea, on octopus, on insects, on moths, beetles.

But 500 years later, in the 1800s, these had become rotted and infested with beetles.

Those are full size pine trees and today, that picture, 80% of that is brown from bark beetles and the drought.

And it was, it came out just before the war, but right after the first few Beetles were built, World War II broke out and therefore, Beetle production was curtailed till after

They haven't really diversified that much, but when some lines of these arthropods became beetles, they massively diversified.

and he said, "Well, he must have an inordinate fondness for beetles."

If the wind blows them over they're like beetles, stuck there

Moths on a mission; beetles undercover.