Wingless insects
There are more than 3,000 species of wingless insects in the world, most of which live in tropical areas such as the Amazon rainforest, which are usually small, not brightly colored, and do not change much from larvae to adults, so people do not pay much attention to these insects.
1. Fleas Fleas are a hateful parasitic insects, with sharp manes and sharp beaks firmly grasping the host's hairs, and it is difficult to drive them away no matter how you shake them off; In birds and mammals, these uninvited guests are widespread, and they feed on the blood of their hosts, which is very annoying.
2. Clothing fish Clothing fish is called Westernerfish because of the silver-white scales, they usually live in dark and damp corners of the room, when you open the drawer, wardrobe, you will see these small animals quickly escape, that is them; Yiyu likes to eat glue, paper and other substances containing starch; Their females like to lay their eggs in wall crevices, bottom cover sandwiches or crevices, and are characterized by a pearl-like white color that does not turn silvery white until the larvae grow up.
3. Parasitic lice Parasitic lice live in mammalian and bird hair, like blood-sucking hygiene, these wingless parasitic lice can usually spread a variety of diseases, which is very harmful to the human body.
4. Human lice The human lice are small, the body is flat and narrow, and they usually grow insect eggs on the hair and clothing fibers, which makes people invincible; These lice spread typhus and recurrent fever, which led to the mass death of World War II soldiers, were once of great concern.
5. Stick insects Stick insects belong to the bamboo program insects, slender body like branches, adult insect length of about 30cm, this is a variety of animals, they are left and right two rows of feet are very far apart; Usually adult stick insects are green or dark brown, and some of them have degenerated wings, but their hind limbs are well developed and they are very good at jumping.
6. Marginal bugs The large and wide head of the marginal bug is almost as wide as the chest, and it often grows its eggs in the soil or leaves, often living in grasses or legumes.
7. Tsubaki Elephant Tsubaki elephant has a foul smell on its body and is known as an ugly lady. Tsubaki has a flattened body and bright patterns on its wings; There is a carnivorous elephant that preys on other insects and sucks blood. It is very frightening that in the tropics, these elephants even live in human rooms, and when humans fall asleep, they will crawl on their bodies and suck human blood and spread dangerous diseases to humans.
8. Crickets Crickets have a long flat body, a round head, and a long savings, which are very distinctive; Everyone hears the crickets chirping in fact, the male insects are courting. Cricket females have cylindrical or needle-shaped ovipositors, and they usually lay their eggs in moist soil; But crickets living in trees like to lay their eggs in plant tissues.
9. Foot silk ant A pair of folded wings close to the body is their most important feature, they can walk freely in the winding cave, if you need to fly, the foot silk ant body will produce a special liquid to transmit to the wings, the wings will become very hard, to help the foot silk ant fly.
10. Termites Termites are usually white or off-white, and the body is relatively transparent. Termites are also divided into soldier ants and worker ants, and like ordinary ants, soldier ants are also responsible for defense, they will fight with the enemy, and the head can spray corrosive venom to attack the enemy; Worker ants are responsible for building and finding food. Termites feed on plant fiber, but they don't have the enzymes to digest fiber, but flagellara parasitizing the termite body can help digest plant fiber.
11. Cockroach Cockroaches have strong reproductive ability, American cockroach females can live for two years, lay 1500 eggs, can hatch in 45 days, and mature in one year. Cockroaches eat almost anything, from cold residues to all kinds of discards, and are very adaptable.
12. There are spotted grasshoppers Some people call them grasshoppers, they are common in the tropics, usually green or brown, the body is relatively large, the wings are close to the body, using the front wing friction to attract the opposite sex. They not only simulate vegetable leaves, leaves, and bark to protect themselves, but also use the color of their hindwings to frighten predators; They also like to lay eggs in soil or plant tissues.
13. Grasshoppers Like most grasshoppers, they are very adaptable and survive well in harsh grass. Grasshoppers only males use the friction of their front and back wings to make a chirp; Of course, the grasshopper's strong hind legs have many nail-like protrusions close to the side of the body, and when the grasshopper walks, these protrusions will also make a unique noise when rubbing the hard wings.
14. Leaf worm Leaf worm is a master of camouflage. When leaf worms are still eggs, they are good at camouflage, and the eggs fall into the soil like seeds and hatch; The adult has a broad body, green foot segments, transparent wings covering the body, just like real leaves, perfectly camouflaged.
15. Mantis Mantis is a master of predation, the compound eyes of their heads come with a triangular head flexible rotation, accurate vision, the perfect tracking system for the waist and abdomen, plus the sharp blade and barb of the mantis in front, the agile hand allows the mantis to complete the hunt in 0.5 seconds. Another reason why praying mantises are well known is that after the two sexes mate, the male mantis is eaten by the larger female mantis, in fact, this is exaggerated, most male mantises can quickly leave after mating, thus saving their lives.
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