Insects Nervous System
Help us settle an argument please! = D?
My husband and I are in a dispute about it. Do insects feel pain when getting hurt? He says he thinks a lot of them dont have a nervous system so that they cannot feel pain. I thought, what they do. Who knows? Thank you!
An insect the nervous system is connected directly to the muscle system and not on the brain. Although they feel heat and cold and also some pain by heat or very cold temperatures, they usually do not in pain like humans. When an insect is crushed, then there would be no thinking involved, and would feel no pain, that in a very fast Way is used. More research is being done on this, but in plants, the answer is really no, not like us.
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