Homophingocene insects
The order Homoptera consists of more than 70,000 species of insects and is also a large family of insects.
Insects of the same winged insect order, with a beak-like mouth, are used to suck plant juice or animal blood, and these mouths and heads have joints similar to folding rings, and the mouth can be folded back after use and placed under the body to facilitate movement.
Insects of the order Homophotophana mostly live on plants and suck plant sap for hygiene; There are also some people who attack animals and suck their blood.
Insects of the order Homoptera reproduce ovate, and the larvae resemble adults, but are smaller.
1. Common Dragonflies Are descendants of an ancient race of dragonflies, which fly lightly and have strong bodies, and many have bright colors, especially the spots of various colors on the wings of dragonflies. Female dragonflies dot the eggs in the water and sink into the water, and then the larvae feed on the mud in the water and in the aquatic grass, constantly metamorphosing, without pupae, from eggs and larvae directly to adults. The larvae are all brown, but the adults have a bright blue on their abdomen.
2. Imperial Dragonfly The Imperial Dragonfly is the largest dragonfly in Europe, with a width of 14cm after its wings are spread, and its flight speed is also very fast and eye-catching; They look very fierce like falcons hovering over grass and swamps in search of food they need; These dragonfly larvae attack each other when underwater, and evolve a powerful camouflage function in order to protect themselves.
It is worth mentioning the dragonfly's protruding shiny compound eye, which contains 10,000 small eyes, which give the dragonfly a wide and flexible field of vision and can clearly scan the surrounding environment when flying.
3. Dou Niang Family Common bean girls are blue bean niang, narrow wing bean niang and giant bean niang.
Blue bean girls look thin, but in fact very adaptable, they mostly live in the polar environment of minus 30 ° C, they lay eggs in the stems of aquatic plants, and the larvae need to live in water for 1 year.
The narrow-winged bean lady's body is narrow and blue, and the wings are also very narrow, and when the wings are rested, the wings are folded up and close to the body, and the figure like a slender strip is very obvious.
Giant Bean Lady is a helicopter in the Bean Lady family, with a long belly and obvious wing moles and wing spots on its wings; Their eggs are usually laid in one place at a time, in tree holes or in the water, and some males even like to care for these eggs.
4. There are also many types of cockroaches
Mantis mostly live in warm temperate and tropical zones, with slender bodies and spikes on their front legs, which look like praying mantises, which catch food with their front legs, but compared with mantises, the food of mantis is small, mainly similar to small flying insects, their eggs are small white balls with stalks, usually hundreds of pieces distributed on the leaves; The larvae are extremely active and are able to destroy spider eggs and enter the interior for feeding.
Common grasshoppers are commonly found between arid vegetation or in ant burrows, and they are usually green or brown; Their wings have a rainbow-like complex and beautiful luster, the edges of the wings are forked, and the compound eyes have a golden yellow and red luster; Adults are easily attracted to light and enter human rooms to hibernate.
Antflies are large, soft, slender insects with long, narrow wings like bean girls, long antennae and shaped like clubs; They like to lay their eggs in the soil or in the sand; It is worth mentioning that these antfly are good at digging traps to catch other insects and spiders.
Toothfly is mostly distributed in flowing water and can be seen worldwide; They are also large, soft insects with black or brown wings and strong jaws that are used to fight and hold females tightly.
The butterfly has thin and wide wings and long antennae, which is actually an insect with grasshoppers, but they have short abdomens and flattened bodies, and like to hunt food in flight; Unlike ant-hoppers, they are not good at digging traps to hunt, preferring to hide under rocks or sneak around their prey.
Snakeflies live in the northern hemisphere, their compound eyes are wide and narrow, and their necks are often long and erect, looking fierce like snakes; In fact, these snakeflies are indeed very unusual, they are carnivorous animals, like to eat beetles and soft insects; They lay their eggs in gaps in bark or rotting tree stumps, and hatch larvae that are slender and ferocious, often hunting beetle larvae and mollusk larvae.
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