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

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Random Facts About Insects And Bugs For Kids

A single bee colony can produce up to 100 pounds (45 kg) of honey in a good year!

Some dung beetles grow little horns on their heads. The males use their horns like tiny shovels or shields — sometimes to dig tunnels, but mostly to tussle with other beetles when they’re fighting over dung or looking for a mate.

Different species of bees have different levels of defensive behavior!

Some butterflies have patterns on their wings that look like large eyes to scare away predators!

Young queen ants fly away from their home nest to start new colonies in a special event called a “nuptial flight”!

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