Silly Bug Facts

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1. How many legs does a typical ant have to help it walk around?
2. Which part of the bug's body is used for sensing the world around it?
3. Bugs have a hard outer shell. What is the name of this protective body part?
4. Which of these body parts is found in the middle section of an insect?
5. Look at this butterfly drinking nectar. What does it use its long tube to eat?
6. This ladybug is crawling on a leaf. What is its favorite snack to eat?
7. This termite is chewing on wood. Why does it eat this tough material?
8. A dung beetle rolls a ball of waste. What is the beetle planning to do with it?
9. Some bugs have bright colors to warn predators. What is this defense called?
10. When a walking stick bug stands still, what does it look like to hide?
11. The bombardier beetle uses a hot chemical spray. What is the goal of this defense?
12. Why do some caterpillars have fake eyes on their bodies?
13. Which body part do most insects use to walk on leaves?
14. What do dragonflies use their two pairs of wings to do?
15. Which bug is known for its powerful back legs used for jumping long distances?
16. If a bug has no legs, how does it move across the ground?
17. Which of these is a common house for a honeybee colony?
18. What do paper wasps use to build their papery, umbrella-shaped nests?
19. Which bug builds a tall, chimney-like tower of mud to live inside?
20. Why do some leafcutter ants carry pieces of leaves deep into their underground tunnels?
21. Which insect has a superpower that lets it walk on water without sinking?
22. Some bugs have a superpower called bioluminescence. What does this mean they can do?
23. Which bug has the superpower to jump over 100 times its own height?
24. Why is a bombardier beetle's ability to spray hot liquid considered a superpower?

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