Doubling the number of humans will wipe out all the insects on the planet?

No. Because insects are essential to the ecosystem, and their eradication will cause major disasters, it is not possible to eradicate all insects on the earth.

Personally, I think that doubling the number of human beings cannot wipe out all the air on the earth, because humans are human beings, insects are insects, they are different, and insects will reproduce, so I personally think that it is impossible to eliminate all the air on the earth.

No, although insects are small, they have tenacious vitality and strong reproductive function, but if the insects in the world disappear, we humans are not far from death.

If insects grow 100 times in size, and all of their bodily functions function as they did before they expanded, then eventually insects can rule the earth. As for the reasons, let's briefly analyze it.

First of all, when the insect is enlarged by 100 times, it has no natural predators, and its combat power has skyrocketed, and it can easily kill most predators. Since most of today's insects are relatively small, many insects have become predators of various predators. But if the size of the insect increases by a factor of 100, then the predator, which is the natural predator of all kinds of insects, has no ability to kill the prey they see.

Moreover, after the size of the insect is expanded by 100 times, its combat power will also increase with the expansion of its size, not only will it not take various natural predators into account, but it can also easily hunt other predators.

The second is that insects that have expanded by 100 times will not worry about food, and can quickly expand their populations in a short period of time, compressing the living space of other species. We know that if a species wants to reach the level of domination, then the number must be guaranteed. And insects that have expanded their size by 100 times will not be limited in size due to natural predators, plus they can catch enough food and will not worry about their cubs starving to death, so the population can be quickly ** to reach the level of domination.

Finally, there are many insect species that are also highly commanding and meet the requirements of ruling the earth. The main reason why we humans can rule the earth is that we have enough intelligence to conquer other species, and insects need to have enough intelligence to rule the earth. According to the intelligence of existing insects, some insects are even more intelligent than we humans.

Insects may not be able to build the civilization we have now, but they can reach the level of dominating the earth.

No way. This is because the development of human science and technology is very advanced, so if such a situation occurs, human beings can also deal with it, and it is impossible to let insects rule the earth.

Impossible, because insects have a relatively low IQ, they can't achieve the effect of dominating the earth, and humans are higher animals.

No, because many of the food chains are natural enemies of insects, and even if the size of the insect increases, it will be harmed by other animals.

Yes, because humans are highly poisonous animals that grow up eating the periodic table.

No way. Insects are an important part of the ecological balance of nature, there are many insects, there are many species, entomologists have found that the total weight of insects in the world is 17 times that of humans, and it is impossible to eliminate all the insects in the world no matter how many humans are.

I don't think so, because no one is going to destroy them, they are an important part of nature, and everyone has to take care of them.

No, because even if the human population doubles, it is far less numerous than the number of insects, and it is difficult to eradicate them.

There won't be any shocks. Magnified 100 times in equal proportions, any creature will not be able to crawl on the ground, and then die. Reduced by a factor of 100, most mobs will gain the ability to fly or glide.

The reason for this is known by using simple mathematical knowledge

The volume and weight of a creature is proportional to the cubic of the magnification, and the ground pressure of the creature is proportional to the two squares of the magnification, it looks like your strength is 10,000 times greater, and as a result, your weight becomes a million times, and the end result is that you can't get up from the ground, who can bear a hundred times their own strength?

Therefore, a hundredfold magnification results in this: most of these insects fell to the ground and died! Those who did not fall to their deaths starved to death, because they could not move their bodies and could not hunt for food.

Fantasy, fantasy, directly amplify the existing creatures in equal proportions to create a huge creature can not survive at all, unless, reduce the gravitational pull of the planet. (Let's say a tenfold increase in volume and a tenfold decrease in the planet's gravitational pull, which may be possible.)

It is speculated that when humans shrunk to the size of insects, they may be able to sit leisurely on a small mound of earth and watch the rabbits in the grass in the distance as a giant whale coming out of the water, lining up the miscanthus grass around them, elegantly drawing an arc in mid-air, slowly rising, and slowly falling ......People picked up their cameras one after another to capture the beautiful scenery of rabbit fur fluttering in the evening breeze against the backdrop of the sunset.

Not only our perception ability, but also our relative physical ability will be greatly enhanced by the miniaturization. The divine power of ants, fleas, is equivalent to a high-bouncing ...... 120 times the length of the bodyWhether in sci-fi horror movies or animal science magazines, the terrible conjecture of "what if insects were scaled up" has been put forward more than once. But there is no need to worry about it, even if the earth is high in oxygen and the insects awaken to become as big as the Yorkshire white pigs, we don't have to worry about encountering six-legged monsters on the street one day that leap up to the skyscraper.

When the bugs are as big as the lion and the tiger, their superpowers will also be lost.

The laws of physics, like the harsh God, limit the possibility of unbridled expansion of living beings. As a living organism grows, its surface area will increase by square times, and the volume carrying mass will increase by cubic times. As a result, the ratio between the two shrinks more and more.

Volume (constant density) determines the inertia of gravity and motion on the species, while the relative size of the surface area is directly related to the degree of deformability of the body (the extent to which the muscle force can do effective work externally). When the species is too large, the energy consumption of the body to resist its own gravity and inertia and maintain the stability of the structure will also occupy a larger proportion, and the corresponding energy for external work has to be compressed and saved. Thus an elephant can never do a brisk tap dance; As for the whale, once it leaves the protection of the buoyancy of the water body, it will be suffocated by the pressure of its own body weight.

Definitely, because the resources are all encroached upon by insects.

Definitely, because the multiplier is larger, and the resources are needed, such as locust plagues.

If there is such a day, then the end of humanity is not far away.

It will have a serious impact on human agricultural production.

Of course, such a number is very harmful to humanity.

Definitely, a mosquito the size of a mug flying in front of your eyes will definitely have a big impact.

It can have a big impact on people! For example, some harmful insects can not only endanger people's health, but also destroy crops.

Lift your foot and knock down a building, that's devastating.

That's for sure, how big, faster than people.

I think there will be problems with the safety of human life.