created by brandy magdos 2007 insects daily report

created by Brandy Magdos 2007

InsectsDaily Report


Insects are living things.


Insects need water to survive.


Insects need food to survive.


Insects are consumers.


Insects have 6 legs.

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Insects have 3 body parts.


1. head


2. abdomen


3. thorax


Some insects have wings.


Insects have an

exoskeleton.


Some insects have compound eyes.

www.museum.vic.gov.au


Compound eyes have hundreds of hexagonal lenses.

blog.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk


Insects use their antennae to sense their surroundings.


Some insects go through a complete metamorphosis.


First the egg stage.

www.trp.dundee.ac.uk

www.cs.umb.edu/nantucket/stop9.html

bugguide.net

http://www.cs.umb.edu/nantucket/stop9.html

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Then the larva stage.

www.narbeck.org www.ipm.iastate.edu

blog.moertel.com

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Next the pupa stage.

www.usd.edu www.sharnoffphotos.com

commons.wikimedia.org

entomology.unl.edu

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Last the adult stage.

http://www.infovisual.info/02/050_en.html


Some insects go through an incomplete metamorphosis.


A bee is an insect.


An ant is an insect.


A praying mantis is an insect.


A butterfly is an insect.


A ladybug is an insect.


A flea is an insect.


A fly is an insect.


An insects legs are located on the thorax.


People consider most insects pests.


Bees make honey from nectar and pollen.


Insects help pollinate flowers.


Insects drink nectar from flowers.


To have “butterflies in your stomach” means you are nervous.


An entomologist studies insects.


A “bugs eye view” means to see things like an insect.

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