Body
All insects have this many body parts.
3
The queen bee has one job to perform. But it keeps her buzzzzy!
Lay eggs
These insects often live in a hive.
Bees
These insects can carry 20 to 50 times their own weight. It would be like you lifting a cow!
Ants
All insects have this many legs.
6
Butterflies taste with these.
Feet
These industrious creatures may build whole cities underground called "nests".
Ants
Thanks to these creatures we have honey.
Bees
Insects have this kind of skeleton.
Exoskeleton
This winged insect will scoop its dinner in midair and eat on the "fly".
Dragonfly
Butterflies will lay eggs on this food source.
Leaves
The name for someone who studies insects.
Entomologist
A grasshopper's ears are located on this part of their body.
Legs
Not usually a flying insect, this ground crawler is born with wings to fly away and start a new nest. Then she loses her wings and gets busy laying eggs.
Queen ant
Dragonflies need to lay there eggs in or near this.
Water
These insects are a clean up crew for other creatures waste.
Dung beetle
The honey pot ant stores nectar in this part of their body.
Abdomen
This winged insect flies all the way to Mexico during the cold season.
Monarch Butterfly
These bioluminescent insects live near the edge of a forest or field.
Fireflies or Lightning bugs
Many insects perform this job by flying from flower to flower to flower...
Pollination