Insects And Bugs - Facts for Kids

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Random Facts About Insects And Bugs For Kids

Some spiders can swim underwater by creating an air bubble around their body that works like a diving bell!

The silk protein is called fibroin, and it’s covered in a protective coating called sericin!

Water striders have been around for many, many millions of years — scientists have found fossils and amber-preserved water-strider bugs that lived 80–100 million years ago or more.

When ants fight, they sometimes lock mandibles and try to throw each other around like tiny wrestlers!

Most ladybugs eat more than 50 aphids per day!