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How does an Australian hawkmoth caterpillar scare off its enemies?
Its back end looks like scary eyes. The caterpillar shakes it to scare off its enemies.
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Name 3 insects that have the word "fly" in their names.
Dragonfly, butterfly, firefly, housefly, fairyfly, fruit fly, etc
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What insect looks like a flower?
Flower mantis / orchid mantis
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What butterfly migrates all the way from Canada to Mexico?
Monarch butterfly
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What insect can taste with its feet?
Bee
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Name 10 creepy crawlies
Ant, bee, fly, mosquito, wasp, spider, grasshopper, butterfly, dragonfly, scorpion, bumblebee, worm, snail, centipede, cicada, cockroach, ladybug, moth, etc
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Which creepy crawly has many many, sometimes even 176 pairs legs?
Centipede
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What is another name for a "feeler" ?
Antenna
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What do you know about spiders' eyes?
Spiders have 8 eyes, but they are short-sighted..
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What does the peacock butterfly look like?
It has patterns on its wings that look like eyes.
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What insect is the best mother?
Earwig
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What insect has ears on its legs?
Grasshopper
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What do you know about a cuckoo bee?
It lays its eggs in another bee's nest. When baby cuckoo bees hatch they eat other bee's babies.
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Spiders aren't insects. What are they?
Arachnids
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What is the longest insect?
Indonesian giant stick insect
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Name 3 body parts of an insect
Head, thorax, abdomen
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What is another name for a "pupa"?
Cocoon or chrysalis
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What do you know about a black widow spider?
It's 15 time more poisonous tgan a rattlesnake. The female sometimes eats her mate.
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What insect pretends to look like a wasp?
Hoverfly
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What insect kills a million people each year?
Mosquito
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