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Eight to ten (8-10) millimeters, which is 0.3-0.4 inches, is the size of a ladybug.

Specifically, the ladybug is an attractive beetle and beneficial insect within the family Coccinellidae. Many cultivators and gardeners recognize the ladybug beetle by its generally bright colors and rounded shape. Pests such as aphids, mealybugs and scale insects will not feel quite so welcoming of a farm's, garden's or lawn's most enthusiastic defender and their most voracious predator.

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11y ago

you can use millimeter or centimeter. but i would rather use millimeter.

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6mo ago

You would typically use millimeters to measure a ladybug, as they are relatively small insects.

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8y ago

A ladybug is smaller than one centimeter.

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12y ago

5 ees

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8y ago

0.9 cm

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