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INSECTS

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Insects

•Insects are everywhere!•Insects belong to the arthropod family.•All insects have six legs!

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Bet You Didn’t Know….

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Insects make up half of all living things in the world!

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That means…

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There are more than a million known species of insects, and there are many more waiting to be discovered!

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It is estimated that there are about ten quintillion insects alive at any time or there are 40 million insects in an area the size of a football field.

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Are all insects arthropods?

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NO!!!!!!!

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How Do You Know?

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•All Insects have six legs!!•Insects do not have bones or a skeleton. They have an exoskeleton, which is a rigid skin.

Six Legs

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Insects have body parts just like a human…

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Insects have three basic body parts: a head, a thorax, and an abdomen.

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Some insects have their thorax and abdomen covered by wings. This makes it difficult to see the body parts.

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JUST REMEMBER….

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All Insects have SIX Legs!!!!

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The Head

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•Insects have eyes, antennae, and a mouth.•With their antennae, insects can detect sound, smells, and vibrations.

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Bet You Didn’t Know….

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Insects have eyes that have thousands of lenses. This means they have a very wide field of vision, which allows them to see all angles. It keeps predators from being able to sneak up on them!

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Not all insects mouths are the same…

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Some insects drink their food.

Some insects chew and swallow their food.

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The Thorax

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The thorax is divided into three parts. Each part contains a pair of legs. The legs are used to jump, swim, grab, or dig.

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Wings are located on the abdomen as well. Not all insects have wings. However, most insects have four wings, or two pairs. Some may only have one pair.

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Bet You Didn’t Know….

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Worker ants do not have wings. However, the queen ant is born with wings. She sheds them after she forms a colony.

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The Abdomen

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The abdomen contains the insects respiration, digestion, and reproduction systems. Some may contain organs such as stingers.

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Bet You Didn’t Know….

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Insects don’t have noses. They breath through the openings on the sides in their abdomen!

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Now You Can Recognize…

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INSECTS!!!