What are the three things that Fabre did to observe insects?

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1. Lying on the ground to observe the ants moving dead flies, he watched for three or four hours in a row: Once, he lay on the ground and used a magnifying glass to observe the ants moving dead flies, and watched for three or four hours in a row, so that the surroundings were full of people, and he never found it. Some people called him a "weirdo", but he didn't feel it, as if he hadn't heard it.

2. Climb the fruit tree to see the dung beetle and forget the time: Once, he climbed the fruit tree ** dung beetle activity, and he forgot the time, until someone shouted "Catch the thief!" He had just woken up from his dream in the insect kingdom.

3. Lie on the rocks and observe insects all day: When Fabre was teaching at Pwins, he often went to a nearby sandy road to observe insects. Once, early in the morning, he lay on a rock.

Several peasant women saw him in the morning when they went to pick grapes, and when they finished their work at dusk, they found Fabre still there. They really don't understand how this person has spent a day looking at just a stone, and he is simply evil! Actually, he was observing the insects next to the stones.

This is a narrative written about a man by Fabre, a famous entomologist. And the title also makes it clear that the event to be described in this article is the observation of insects. You can understand the main content of the article through the title.

Therefore, while studying this article, grasp the description of the main events to grasp the character traits of the characters.

1, stone silkworm 2, dung bee 3, cicada 4, plasterer bee 5, praying mantis 6, bee, cat and red ant 7, mine bee 8, firefly 9, tube worm 10, woodcutter bee 11, cotton bee and fat bee 12, Spanish rhinoceros 13, grasshopper 14, wasp 15, grub 16, cricket 17, red wasp 18, flytrap 19, parasite 20, pine caterpillar.

1. Stone silkworm: the larvae are water-dwelling, and will spin silk to bond the stones, fine sand, and dead branches in the stream water into a nest, each species has a specific nest type, and the adults live near the stream, and the habitat is very large.

Second, dung beetles can use the phenomenon of moonlight polarization to locate to help feed. There is a certain phototaxis.

3. The larvae of the cicada live in the soil and have a pair of strong digging forefeet. The sap of plant roots is sucked by the piercing and sucking mouthparts to weaken the tree, make the branches die, and affect the growth of the tree.

Fourth, the head of the bee has two antennae, the end of the antennae is curved outward, the thorax is cylindrical, the tail is slender and the end is expanded, and the back four legs are long.

5. Praying mantis is carnivorous, hunts all kinds of insects and small animals, and can eliminate many pests in fields and forest areas, so it is a beneficial insect. Sexual cruelty and aggressiveness, lack of food, often large swallowing and female eating male.

The work is an insect biology work that summarizes the species, characteristics, habits and marriage habits of insects, records the real life of insects, expresses the spirituality of insects when they struggle for survival, and also records the motivation, life ambition, knowledge background, living conditions and so on of Fabre's obsession with insect research.

The author integrates the colorful life of insects with his own life perception, and looks at insects with human nature, revealing the author's respect and love for life between the lines.

1. Big peacock moth - a beautiful princess.

2. Cicada - a natural singer.

3. Step beetle - play dead expert.

4. Cricket - a cellist in the countryside.

5. Praying mantis - psychologist.

The book is divided into 10 volumes, mainly describing the living habits of insects, including dung bees, cicadas, praying mantises, mining bees, grasshoppers, crickets, pine caterpillars, peacock moths, spiders and other more than 100 kinds of insects.

The writer Fabre vividly describes the instincts, habits, and life of one or more concentrated insects, which not only vividly shows the world of small insects to the reader, but also adds the author's delicate and sincere feelings, which is vivid.

InsectsThe content of the dung beetle and public health is summarized as follows: The dung beetle is an outstanding public health cleaner, and they spare no effort to eliminate and bury decaying and bacterial materials and clean the ground. They are also excellent waste collectors and play a vital role in preventing energy loss from fertilizers.

The dung beetle turned out to be a meteorologist, able to predict good weather or storms with busyness or restlessness at dusk.

Author of Insects

The author of the book of insects is Jean Henry Casimir Fabre.

Jean Henri Casimir Fabre was a famous French entomologist and writer. Known as the Homer of the insect world.

Virgil of the insect world.

The author of the book of insects is Fabre. He spent his life observing and studying insects, and wrote 10 volumes of tome of insects.

Based on the first-hand information of his observations, he vividly revealed the little-known living habits of insects, so that people could understand the real life situation of insects. Fabre also reflects social life through the insect world, reflecting the author's thinking about human beings, his love for life, and his praise for all things in nature.