Bug Bodies
Bug History
Bug Bodies 2
Bug Behaviour
Bug Misc
100

The primary sensory appendage of a bug

antenna/"feeler"

100

A marine arthropod often referred to as a living fossil

Horseshoe crab

100

The substance that all known spiders produce

Silk/Webs

100

What bugs are known to get "drunk" on fermented juices and pass out?

Wasps

100

The primary prey of ladybugs

Aphids

200

The main way butterflies taste

With their feet

200

What came first, Ants or wasps?

Wasps - Ants evolved from wasp ancestors 

200

What is it called when a bug evolves to resemble another bug or natural item?

Mimicry

200

What popular horror movie moth squeaks when it is alarmed?

Death's-Head Hawkmoth

200

What commonly causes oak galls on trees?

Gall wasps

300

The difference between damselfly wings and dragonfly wings

Damselfly wings rest together, dragonfly wings rest apart

300

What prehistoric age held the first major diversification of arthropod life?

The Cambrian Explosion

300

What kind of skeleton do arthropods have?

An exoskeleton 

300

What insects have been documented to engage in play behavior?

Bumblebees

300

What came first, snails or slugs?

Snails! Slugs descended from snail ancestors and maintain reduced/internal shells.

400
The name of the black dot that appears in insect eyes

A pseudopupil

400

What bug was the first to be sent to space?

Fruit flies were the first living animals to be sent to space.

400

How many eyes do most adult insects have?

Five eyes

400

What is commonly considered to be the smartest solitary arthropod?

Jumping spiders (genus Portia)

400

The largest terrestrial arthropod to ever exist

Arthropleura

500

The name of the spider that spends its life underwater

The Diving Bell Spider

500

What bug caused the first recorded instance of a literal computer bug?

A moth

500

How do crickets and grasshoppers produce chirping sounds?

Through stridulation (rubbing a leg or wing against a wing)

500

What makes mexican jumping beans jump?

A moth larva

500

The name of the special set of lungs adapted by terrestrial arthropods to breathe air

Book lung