examples of insects [2]

Insects: invertebrates with bodies divided into three parts; they usually have three pairs of legs, two pairs of wings and antennae.
examples of insects [2] 						Large diurnal migratory butterfly with spotted wings; in North America, thousands of monarchs migrate southward in the autumn, sometimes more than 1,800 miles, and return north in spring.												Large sap-sucking insect; the male produces a shrill monotone sound in hot weather.				  							Carnivorous leaping insect with long antennae, growing to 1 to 2 in in length; the male produces a shrill sound.				  							Scurrying flat-bodied nocturnal insect that is widely dispersed; some species live in human dwellings, feeding on waste matter. It emits an unpleasant odor.				  							Large butterfly with delicate wings, active at night or at dawn; its caterpillar lives in birch trees, causing major damage.

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morphology of a butterfly [1]

examples of insectivorous mammals

morphology of a honeybee: worker [1]

monarch butterfly

Large diurnal migratory butterfly with spotted wings; in North America, thousands of monarchs migrate southward in the autumn, sometimes more than 1,800 miles, and return north in spring.
morphology of a butterfly [1]
morphology of a butterfly [1]

cicada

Large sap-sucking insect; the male produces a shrill monotone sound in hot weather.

great green bush-cricket

Carnivorous leaping insect with long antennae, growing to 1 to 2 in in length; the male produces a shrill sound.

oriental cockroach

Scurrying flat-bodied nocturnal insect that is widely dispersed; some species live in human dwellings, feeding on waste matter. It emits an unpleasant odor.

peppered moth

Large butterfly with delicate wings, active at night or at dawn; its caterpillar lives in birch trees, causing major damage.
morphology of a butterfly [1]
morphology of a butterfly [1]