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Random Facts About Insects And Bugs For Kids

Some dung beetles that live in dry, hot places survive very hot days by using clever tricks — like rolling their dung into a moist ball and climbing on top of it to cool off when the ground gets too hot.

Dung beetles can be found on every continent except Antarctica, making them one of the most widespread insect groups in the world!

Most spiders can survive for several weeks without food, and some can go without eating for several months!

Some firefly species are cannibalistic, with females attracting and eating males of other firefly species!

A colony of 100 silkworms can eat up to 15–20 kg (33–44 lb) of mulberry leaves in just one day!