Question 2: the origin of the name of ladybug: what does seven stars mean? Ladybug is named "Seven Stars" because it has seven or eight spots on its back. The body is semicircular, similar to an ancient gourd ladle, so it is called "ladybug". . Together, it is "ladybug"!
Question 3: Why is it called seven-point ladybug, so it is called seven-point ladybug? Just like cowpea horn, it is also called eighteen beans.
Question 4: Tell me about the origin of the name "ladybug". What does "Seven Stars" mean? This bug is hemispherical, shaped like a ladle, and has seven obvious dots on its back, which is its special place, hence the name ladybug.
Question 5: Are ladybugs insects? Why insects? It has the characteristics of insects: its body is divided into several sections, consisting of head, chest and abdomen, with three pairs of feet, a pair of tentacles and two pairs of wings.
Question 6: What does ladybug Seven Stars mean? Some people use ladybugs to express the ugliness of appearance and the good and evil of heart, which can't determine the quality of a thing. The taboo of making friends is to look at each other's looks.
Question 7: Tell me about the origin of the name "ladybug". What does "Seven Stars" mean? Seven stars refer to the stars in the sky and the neighbors on the earth.
Question 8: What's the difference between five-star ladybug and seven-star ladybug? Ladybug is an insect that feeds on beetles, aphids and other insects.
Ladybugs belong to Coleoptera ladybugs in entomology. Because it looks like a ladle filled with water, it is called a ladybug. Ladybugs are very small, only the size of soybeans. It is a small hemispherical beetle with hard wings, bright colors and many black or red stripes, which is very cute. In our country, some areas are called "matchmakers" and others are called "Sister Hua".
Ladybugs have two wings, and the outer layer becomes a hard shell, which only plays a protective role, so it is called COLEOPTERA. There is also a thin soft wing under the sheath wing, which can fly. Ladybugs are mainly beneficial insects, but there are also a few pests. Common beneficial insects are: two-star ladybug, six-star ladybug, seven-star ladybug, twelve-star ladybug, thirteen-star ladybug, red-star ladybug and so on. Eleven-star ladybug and twenty-eight-star ladybug are both pests.
Beneficial insects, whether larvae or adults, can eat aphids, ostriches, ticks and other pests. These pests reproduce and grow on the stems and leaves of plants, sucking the juice of plants, resulting in less fruits falling off the buds, which seriously affects the yield and quality of crops. Ladybugs find places where pests such as aphids are densely populated, and only one eats aphids. A ladybug can eat 100 aphids on average a day. Its larvae are also experts in eating aphids, and it has a long history to control pests with ladybugs.
Question 9: Why is the ladybug seven points? Because it has seven points, it is called ladybug. Other ladybugs named by point are: two-star ladybug, four-star ladybug, six-star ladybug, seven-star ladybug, nine planets ladybug, ten-star ladybug, eleven-star ladybug, twelve-star ladybug, thirteen-star ladybug, ten-star ladybug and twenty-eight-star ladybug.
Question 10: For example, why is the ladybug called Sister Hua? Please give a pertinent answer, don't answer irrelevant questions, and don't want popular science knowledge. Ladybugs are called ladybugs because they are very similar in shape to a ladle for holding water. Its body is very small, only the size of soybeans. It is a small hemispherical beetle with hard wings, bright colors and many black or red stripes, which is very cute. In China, some areas are called "matchmakers", others are called "floret", and some areas are called "fat children" because they are chubby. When it crawls, it is steady and slow. When people grab it and put it on the palm of their hands, it will climb along the fingers to the fingertips. Then, it will spread its wings and fly to the sky to escape, so the Japanese people also call it an "escape bug."