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Common buckeye butterfly with colorful eyespot wing pattern perched on yellow flower.

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Insects & Bugs

Silkworm silk is super strong — scientists can make it even stronger than spider silk by spinning it in special ways!

Insects & Bugs

Bees can fly up to 5 miles (8 kilometers) away from their hive to find flowers, but they usually stay within 2 miles (3.22 kilometers)!

Insects & Bugs

Honeybees eat about 14 to 27 kilograms (30 to 60 pounds) of honey each year to keep their colony strong and healthy!

Insects & Bugs

Baby silkworms are called larvae (babies) or caterpillars, and they’re only about 2–3 millimeters long when they first hatch (come out of their eggs) — that’s smaller than a grain of rice!

Insects & Bugs

Ladybugs prefer to lay their eggs near colonies of aphids to ensure their babies have food when they hatch!