Asian Lady Beetle vs. Ladybug
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Asian Lady Beetle and Ladybug Definitions
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What is Asian Lady Beetle?
Asian Lady Beetle is a famous kind of ladybugs that is naturally found in Eastern Asia. Asian Lady Beetle differs in its size, shape, colors, markings and body patterns from regular sort of common ladybug beetle found in the world. Asian Lady Beetle due to their larger size and aggressive attacking nature unlike to regular small sized ladybugs are now artificially carried to North America and Europe as well to give tough resistance to other small insects that are affecting the fields or plants like aphids etc. Asian Lady Beetle possesses large giant sort of heads as compared to common ladybugs. Their head is usually of black color with a pattern of M or W on it. They possess white marks which are referred as white cheeks of the Asian Lady Beetle, and they too are of large size and visible contrary to regular sized common ladybugs. Asian lady beetles possess an immense diversity of different colors as well.
What is Ladybug?
Ladybug, ladybird or lady beetle all these names are used all around the globe for one of the most common kinds of insect that belongs to the beetle family. Common sort of ladybugs or ladybirds are quite small and possess a shy behavior. Their body is usually of red color with a small black head as compared to other giant ladybugs such as Asian lady beetle. Ladybugs are found in almost every part of the globe including UK, India, Ireland, Australia, South Africa, North America, and Pakistan and in various European countries as well.
