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Arthropods Part 3 Insects

Subphylum Myriapoda Class Insecta: Insects 3 pairs of legs 1 million known species Finding new species all the time Show advanced social behavior weird bugs amazing insects honey bees ant communication

Beehive

Queen Bee

Drone Bee

Worker Bee

Worker bee with pollen

Class Insecta: Insects Attracting mates: Emit pheromones Flashes of lights (fireflies) Sounds and color signals luna moth

Class Insecta: Insects Legs are often modified for special purposes Sticky (house fly) Jumping legs (grasshopper and crickets) Paddle-shaped (water bugs, many beetles) Grasping (praying mantis)

House Fly

Grasshopper

Mole Cricket

Mole Cricket

Praying Mantis eating Grasshopper

Katydid

Cicada

Puss Moth Caterpillar

Devil’s Flower Mantis

Prickly stick

Pipevine Caterpillar

Atlas Moth

Emperor Butterfly Caterpillar

Spiny flower mantis

Scorpion fly

bbc insects insect wars grasshopper dissection huge arachnids

Crustacean diagram

Insect diagram