examples of insects [5]

Insects: invertebrates with bodies divided into three parts; they usually have three pairs of legs, two pairs of wings and antennae.
examples of insects [5] 						Insect that lays its eggs on dead animals or decomposing matter, which it buries; the egg cache gives off a strong musky smell.				  							Small insect, common throughout Europe; its larva feeds on lumber and dead wood.				  							Extremely small, wingless leaping insect, a parasite of certain mammals, birds and humans; it stings them to feed off their blood.				  							Stinging African insect, a parasite of mammals, birds and humans; it is best known for transmitting sleeping sickness.				  							Insect with two wings and long antennae; the female stings humans and animals to feed off their blood.				  							Small wingless insect, a parasite of humans, mammals, birds and certain plants.

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examples of insectivorous mammals

morphology of a butterfly [1]

morphology of a honeybee: worker [1]

burying beetle

Insect that lays its eggs on dead animals or decomposing matter, which it buries; the egg cache gives off a strong musky smell.

furniture beetle

Small insect, common throughout Europe; its larva feeds on lumber and dead wood.

flea

Extremely small, wingless leaping insect, a parasite of certain mammals, birds and humans; it stings them to feed off their blood.

tsetse fly

Stinging African insect, a parasite of mammals, birds and humans; it is best known for transmitting sleeping sickness.

mosquito

Insect with two wings and long antennae; the female stings humans and animals to feed off their blood.

louse

Small wingless insect, a parasite of humans, mammals, birds and certain plants.