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The Life Cycle of a Ladybug Written By Catherine designed by Jiyun
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CONTENTS Eggs Larva Bigger larva Pupa Wow!!!! The next generation of….. Index To go quicker, just click on the title of the Contents.
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EGGS The eggs are the first step of the life cycle of a lady bug. The mother lays 10 or 15 eggs and leave them on a leaf. At first the eggs look like yellow, gooey, jelly beans.
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LARVA The little newborn ladybugs are called larvae. This is the time that larvae start to look for food like aphids and mites because they must eat a LOT before they become a full grown ladybugs. All babies BITE for their own defense.
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BIGGER LARVA Larva starts to grow and looks different and begins to shed skin. This is called molting. They become bigger each time they shed.
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PUPA In two weeks larvae looks like a lobster without legs and claws. The DNA are forming to cause some thing extraordinary to happen when this pupa lies on a leaf………..
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WOW!!!!!!!! Pupa splits apart and out comes a ladybug. It has to wait until its shell hardens. After that, she can fly off.
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THE NEXT GENERATION…… A ladybug can tell when she is ready to lay her new eggs, the start of a new generation of amazing…....
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INDEX PUPA- A shell protecting the ladybug when it starts its transformation LARVA- A mini new born lady bug LADY BUG METAMORPHOSIS- A process that happens in the life of every lady bug. LADYBUG- An insect
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