examples of insects [1]

Insects: invertebrates with bodies divided into three parts; they usually have three pairs of legs, two pairs of wings and antennae.
examples of insects [1] 						Widespread carnivorous insect with a long thin body and six legs, of which the four longest help it to move across water.				  							Long-bodied carnivorous insect found in tropical regions and blending in with its surroundings; its pincer-shaped front legs have spines.				  							Hopping insect with short antennae and powerful hind legs; it lives especially in hot climates and emits an intense lively song.				  							Long-bodied carnivorous insect found near water, having four rigid wings and the largest compound eyes of any insect.				  							Large nocturnal butterfly with colored wings and a wingspan that can reach more than 1 foot; it is found mainly in Southeast Asia.

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morphology of a butterfly [1]

examples of insectivorous mammals

morphology of a honeybee: worker [1]

water strider

Widespread carnivorous insect with a long thin body and six legs, of which the four longest help it to move across water.

mantid

Long-bodied carnivorous insect found in tropical regions and blending in with its surroundings; its pincer-shaped front legs have spines.

bow-winged grasshopper

Hopping insect with short antennae and powerful hind legs; it lives especially in hot climates and emits an intense lively song.

dragonfly

Long-bodied carnivorous insect found near water, having four rigid wings and the largest compound eyes of any insect.

atlas moth

Large nocturnal butterfly with colored wings and a wingspan that can reach more than 1 foot; it is found mainly in Southeast Asia.
morphology of a butterfly [1]
morphology of a butterfly [1]