Abdomens

Health authorities in Ilave reported eight patients hospitalised with injuries, including broken arms and legs, eye contusions and punctured abdomens.

Knuckles and elbows meet abdomens, faces and teeth, one of which shoots out a thug's mouth in gratuitous slow motion.

After the larvae hatch, both parents feed them, continuously emitting acoustic signals in the form of stridulation: The beetles create a chirping sound by rubbing the edges of their hardened wing cases against ridges on their abdomens.

Bumblebees are hairy insects and the band of hairs at the rear of the abdomens can be white, buff or orange-red.

Asian giant hornets can grow up to 2 inches long, which is twice as large as native bald-faced hornets, and Asian giants have orange heads, a black thorax – or middle section – and black and orange stripes on their abdomens.

News reports claim that shortly before 2:30 a.m. Sunday, police responded to La Isla bar at Third and Washington Streets in Beardstown, where they discovered two men who’s suffered severe wounds to their abdomens.

The ants, Colobopsis explodens, in this case the small worker ants of the species, have glandular sacs in their abdomens which will ‘blow up’ when the ant is attacked by an adversary, covering the attacker with a toxic substance.

If alarmed, say by a passing shadow, they nimbly swim downwards by flipping their abdomens in much the same way as the larvae do.

Later empirical studies, however, found that there is a significantly increased risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) associated with infants sleeping on their abdomens.

The programme focuses on four multi-coloured toddlers of a mythological species known as "Teletubbies," named for the television screens implanted in their abdomens.

They will also lock forearms and wrestle and push each other as well as balance on their tails to kick each other in the abdomens.