RANDOM KNOWLEDGE
HYMENOPTERA
ORTHOPTERA
HEMIPTERA
DIPTERA
100
How many Legs are on a insect
6 legs
100
What species can sting multiple times
Wasp
100
What insect has two larger hind legs for jumping?
Grasshopper
100
What species is most commonly found in the hemiptera family
True Bugs
100
What insect is in the Diptera family?
Mosquitoes, midges, sand flies, blowflies and the House Fly
200
Where would you find Bugs in the wild?
Bugs can be found in various environments including gardens, forests, water bodies, and even in your home.
200
Why can bees not sting more than once time
Because when a bee stings, the stinger gets stuck and pulls out all the internal organs.
200
Name an insect that uses its legs for walking and has adapted to live in water.
Water strider
200
About how many species of true bugs are there
Between 40k-80k
200
What is the most common member of the Diptera order
Flies
300
What are the three main body segments?
Head, Thorax, Abdomen
300
would an ant be a Hymenoptera
Yes
300
What insect produces music during courtship?
Grasshopper
300
Which insect from the Hemiptera order is often referred to as the “stink bug”?
Brown marmorated stink bug
300
Identify an insect that undergoes metamorphosis and belongs to the diptera order
Mosquitoes
400
What's the fastest an insect can fly?
The fastest an insect can fly is 60 mph and the insect that holds this record is a honeybee
400
is this a Wasp or Bee
Wasp
400
what orthoptera can fly?
Locust
400
What is the name of this insect?
Its a BedBug
400
What is this insect called?
Midge
500
What was the first living creature sent into space?
Fruit Flies
500
Which is more dangerous a wasp or a Hornet
Hornet
Can transfer more venom due to its size
500
what's the average life span for orthoptera?
1 to 2 months
500
What common insect is known for its ability to suck sap from plants?
Aphid
500
What is the most common disease spread by mosquitoes
Dengue
(Fun Fact: More than 3.9 billion people in over 132 countries are at risk of contracting dengue, with an estimated 96 million symptomatic cases and an estimated 40 000 deaths every year)