Can anyone help me write an essay on the inspiration I get from animals and plants

Revelation of the ants.

I've long heard that ants' ability to carry things is "unprecedented" in the animal kingdom, and they carry things that are 60 times larger than their own size, called "Hercules", and I plan to finish my homework on Sunday afternoon to learn how these "Hercules" behave.

The weekend was "hopeful" for me day and night. In the morning, I woke up early and started doing my homework. At the beginning, everything went well, but "people are not as good as heaven", it came to the point of the last question, and the trouble came, and I pondered about the last question, racking my brains and not having any eyebrows.

I simply stopped writing and went according to the original plan - to observe the ants.

Hey, when I saw it today, these "Hercules" really lived up to their name, I saw them working in an orderly manner, and a small ant "broke into" my sight: it found a food: bread, and it immediately turned back, and saw an ant, and it was easy for it to go up and talk to each other, and then walked forward, and it kept calling, and it didn't take long for more and more ants to gather here.

Such a large piece of bread may not be a big thing for a large human, but for such a small ant, it may be a behemoth. I couldn't help but have a question mark in my mind: Will they give up? How are they going to be moved?

I kept guessing. However, after more than ten minutes, the "ant soldiers" who came to "support" gradually decreased, but the bread was still "lying" there.

Hey, that's weird, could it be that they want to give up? To my surprise, in less than five minutes, there were not many ants left on the bread.

I thought to myself: animals are animals after all, and they are as insignificant as ants. They don't have amazing perseverance, and they're at best a bunch of simple-minded, well-limbed animals.

Soon, however, it turned out that I was wrong. I also have to admit that I underestimated it too much.

I saw the ants return to the bread, and after a while, they returned to the lively scene just now. They no longer moved as they had just done, but divided the bread into little by little and moved it again. Suddenly, I suddenly opened:

The reason why the ants don't move is because they choose to give up temporarily and think of other ways.

When I went back to my desk and picked up the question, I made a new choice. I also feel extremely heavy, "learn to give up", such a simple truth, ants understand, but humans who call themselves "advanced animals" do not understand.

We only say "stay the course" and "persistence is victory". I don't know that "giving up" to find another way is also a wise choice!

Know how to give up, learn to choose, and the door to success will open to you.

Luban was cut by the grass and invented the saw.

One day, Luban went to a high mountain to look for wood, and suddenly his feet slipped, and he hurriedly reached out and grabbed a clump of thatch by the roadside. His hand was slid through the thatch, and blood was oozing.

Why is this humble thatch so sharp? Forgetting the pain of the wound, he pulled up a handful of thatch and examined it carefully, and found that the edges of the grass were covered with many sharp teeth. He used these dense little teeth to lightly scratch the back of his hand, and actually cut a cut.

He thought: If I also sawed trees with a tool with many small serrations, wouldn't I be able to cut the wood very quickly? That's certainly a lot less effort than chopping with an axe.

So, Lu Ban asked the blacksmith to make dozens of iron pieces with sharp small serrations on the edges and take them to the mountains for experiments. Sure enough, the trees were quickly sawed off.

Luban gave this newly invented tool a name called "saw".

After reading the book Animal World, I learned about the life characteristics and special abilities of woodpeckers and anteaters, and from them, I suddenly thought of a question, and at the same time got an inspiration:

In rural orchards, we often find pests burrowing into tree trunks and ripe fruits, and in order to protect the orchards, farmers have to constantly spray pesticides in large quantities. Not only is the cost high, but also when people eat it, the excessive pesticides make people daunting, if the pest control is not timely, people have to cut down those "incurable" fruit trees painfully. In the modern countryside, it is impossible to have so many woodpeckers to help the fruit trees to see a doctor.

Nature has taught us a lot of things, airplanes are based on dragonflies, and manicures are modeled after whales at the bottom of the sea, so I thought: why don't we build a lightweight exterminator based on the beak of a woodpecker and the tongue of an anteater? In this exterminator, we can install a computer chip, so that it can accurately detect diseased trees, and then, we can press a red button on the handle, from which a sharp, hooked steel pipe like a woodpecker's beak will pop out, it can accurately punch a very small hole in the tree of the pest, and then hook it out with a hooked steel pipe mouth.

What if it's termites? Don't panic, we can put the steel pipe mouth in first, and then, press the green jian, a tongue that imitates an anteater will bounce from it, and the long sticky tongue will be easily wiped out as soon as it "drills" into the hole.

From the woodpeckers and anteaters foraging, we got an inspiration and thus an innovation.

From ancient times to the present, nature has given many inspirations to human beings, whether it is life philosophy or scientific and technological innovation, we have benefited a lot.

I discovered the story of Luban's umbrella making from a time when I was surfing the Internet. After reading it, I felt very impressed! The story goes like this; In ancient times, Lu Ban was idle and had nothing to do, so he went for a walk in the fields.

It was a hot summer day, and he suddenly saw many children running around under the scorching sun with lotus leaves on their heads, as if they didn't feel hot at all. Lu Ban suddenly had an idea, and thought: "The children are playing with lotus leaves, since they don't feel hot, the lotus leaves will definitely block a certain amount of sunlight."

When he got home, he took a lotus leaf as a "model", took some very thin long wood as a support, and then spread layers of sheepskin on the top, and then tried his best to connect the sheepskin with the fine wood, and said to himself as he made it: "I have to make one that is similar to the shape of the lotus leaf, so that I can block the sun more easily." In this way, a lotus leaf-shaped umbrella was born, which was also the world's first umbrella, an umbrella made by the famous carpenter Lu Ban.

Through this story, I like Lu Ban's research spirit very much, and at the same time, I know that people should be good at discovering, have the courage to think, and serve this society. We must also look at the details more, often in the very unnoticeable animals or plants, there are incomparable mysteries, we all have to have a pair of eyes to discover, to explore and study the flora and fauna, maybe you will find something you have never noticed!

Localities don't mind not doing well and getting confused