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Presented to: [INSERT SCHOOL NAME] What is an Insect? Presented to: [INSERT SCHOOL NAME]

INSECTs… are sometimes called “bugs” Have their skeleton on the outside have six legs have a head, thorax, and abdomen Go through a “LIFE CYCLE”

Do you think insects are smart?

I think insects are smart because… They can talk and communicate with each other Insects use sounds, touching, and smells (pheromones) to “talk” to each other. Ants tap antennae together Termites leave pheromone trail Bees use “dancing” to communicate What other insects communicate?

I think insects are smart because… They can protect themselves from danger

How do insects protect themselves from danger? MIMICRY / CAMOUFLAGE COLORS “FIGHTING” What are some other ways?

Insects that protect themselves… with MIMICRY & CAMOUFLAGE

Hawk Moth caterpillar

Stick or Caterpillar?

Twig Caterpillar

Insects that protect themselves… with CAMOUFLAGE

Where is it?

There it is!

Do you see the insect?

Who saw it?

Insects that use COLOR to protect themselves… by warning predators not to “mess” with them!

What are some colors that warn us of danger or are used to get our attention? RED Yellow Orange Other bright colors!

Warning Colors……..

Monarch Caterpillar

Monarch Butterfly

Insects that FIGHT..

Praying Mantis

SOLDIER TERMITE

Be Insect Detectives! When you see insects try to find out what they are (good or bad?). Watch out for their colors…they could be dangerous! Look for insects where they might be hidden (leaves, bark, and other places.)

THANK YOU!