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Insect Insider

A shiny blue beetle with colorful markings rests on a green leaf.
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Insects are animals. They have six legs. They have three body parts. Insects are living things. They move and eat. They grow and reproduce.

Insects move.

A green grasshopper jumps through the air.
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They fly or crawl. Many have wings. This is a grasshopper. Its powerful legs help it jump.

Insects need energy.

A striped moth hovers beside a cluster of pink and yellow flowers.
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They eat or drink their food. This moth drinks nectar. Its mouth acts like a straw.

Insects grow.

A winged insect emerges from its old outer covering on a plant stem.
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Some change a lot. This is a dragonfly. It is born without wings. When it grows, it sheds its skin. An adult dragonfly comes out.

Insects reproduce.

A red-and-black ladybug rests beside a cluster of yellow eggs on a leaf.
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Most insects lay eggs. This ladybug lays yellow eggs. See the small black insect? That is a baby ladybug.