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does Sitophilus consumes water?

 
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As we know Sitophilus takes birth in rice grain and dies within 35 days.. Does it require water? and if not how come it takes birth? Water is must right..

If it does not require water, it may be available in MOON too..

We can say that Sitophilus is alien.

 
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The rice grain is not completely dry. It has some water in it.
 
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tat jugran wrote:If it does not require water, it may be available in MOON too..

We can say that Sitophilus is alien.


there is some evidence that there IS water on the moon. However, there is no evidence that there is rice up there.

And you can say whatever you want about it (alien/non-aliean), but that doesn't make it true.

 
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