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Insects name | Insects | Insects for kids | Insects name in English | Names of insects | Insects pictures | list of insects | Names of insects in English #insects #insect Chapters 00:00 Introduction The insects are the largest group of animals. In fact, about 75 percent of all animals are insects. Insects developed on Earth long before humans did. Today there are about 1 million known species, or types, of insect. And scientists are constantly discovering new species. Butterflies, beetles, ants, flies, grasshoppers, silverfish, and bees are all insects. Insects live all over the world. They can survive in almost any place where food is available. For instance, insects can be found in cold regions, hot rain forests, deserts, mountains, caves, and freshwater. A few kinds even live in salt water Insects have a variety of ways to protect themselves from their enemies. For example, some insects hide by blending in to their surroundings. Many moths have a similar coloring to the bark of the trees on which they rest. Beetles have a very hard body armor to protect them. Some insects bite or sting their enemies. Some kinds produce poison. Some kinds of insects live alone, while others live in groups. Termites, ants, and some bees and wasps live in very organized groups. Each individual has a particular job to do for the group. For example, some termites are born to be soldiers or workers. Other termites will be the king and queen. Insects can also be pests. Some insects sting or bite people or other animals. Many insects can spread diseases to people, other animals, and plants. And some harmful insects eat crops, wood, clothing, and carpet. Some of the insects are Ant Butterfly Firefly Beetle Lady bug Mosquito House fly Cockroach Dragonfly Fruitfly Grasshopper Locust Moth Cricket Caterpillar Wasp Honeybee Bumble bee Termite