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Summary of the content of the Spanish dung beetle in "Insects": The Spanish dung beetle overcomes the harsh environment, endless hunger and other unbearable difficulties for ordinary people in order to overcome the difficult difficulties of ordinary people for their children, and tries everything until the children grow up safely. This article makes us feel the greatness and selflessness of mother's love, and also makes us understand the hardships and difficulties of mothers.

Souvenirsentomologiques, also known as "The World of Insects", "The Tale of Insects", "Entomological Notes" or "The Story of Insects", is a long biological work written by the French entomologist and writer Fabre, with a total of ten volumes. The first volume was first published in 1879 and the entire book in 1907.

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. French writer Victor Hugo: "Insects" deserves to be called "the epic of insects".

2. Modern writer Ba Jin: "Insects" integrates the author's lifelong research results and life insights into a furnace, observes insect nature with human nature, and turns the insect world into a beautiful text for human beings to acquire knowledge, interest, beauty and thoughts.

3. Modern writer Zhou Zuoren: Fabriel's book is about the life of insects, but we feel that it is more interesting and meaningful than watching those boring ** dramas after reading it. He did not do the work of dissection and classification (which is enough in ordinary entomology), but used the methods of observation and experimentation to record the life phenomena of insects, as well as the incredible wonder and ignorance of instincts and habits.

We have seen the fate of the same kind depicted in the ** drama, and we have been deeply impressed, and now we have seen these tragicomedies of the insect world, as if we had heard the news of distant relatives—indeed very distant relatives—and it was just as urgent and impressed, and it reminded us of all kinds of things. His narration is particularly literary and artistic, which makes him worthy of the epic name of insects.

4. The dramatist Rothdam criticized him and said, "This great scientist thinks like a philosopher, sees like an artist, and feels and writes like a writer", which can really be said to be the most accurate comment. Mertelink called him "the Homer of insects", which is also a very simple nickname. ("Fabril Insects") - Zhou Zuoren's article published in 1923).

5. Modern thinker and writer Lu Xun: His works have two shortcomings: one is to ridicule anatomists, and the other is to use human morality in the insect world.

But without anatomy, there can be no observation as precise as his, because the basis of observation is still anatomy; It is reasonable for agronomists to divide insects into beneficial insects and pests according to their interests and harms, but based on the morality and laws of human beings at that time, it is superfluous to classify insects as good insects or bad insects. Some serious scientists have a lot of criticism about Fabre, and it is not for nothing. But if we take precautions against these two points, then the ten volumes of his magnum opus, The Book of Insects, will still be a very interesting and useful book to read.

The paradox of "medical giants" and the so-called "famous quotes").

1. "Fabre Insects" is a book published by Beijing Science and Technology Publishing House in 2006, and the author is Fabre. The book describes the miraculous hunting techniques used by hunting bees to keep their prey alive and motionless in order to provide safe and fresh food for their larvae.

2. Introduction to "Fabre Entomology 1: A Clever Hunter and a Surgical Expert".

What do you think of when you hear the word "bee"? Is it sweet honey? Or a hive in the shape of a hexagon? Or is it the terrible poison needle on the bee's tail?

The first thing that comes to mind may be bees, but in fact, there are many types of bees, such as long-bellied bees, wasps, arthrophinthal mud bees, sand mud bees, big-headed mud bees, yellow-spotted bees, leaf-cutting bees, etc., and each bee has different living habits.

Fabre carefully observed each species of bee, sometimes raising them himself, sometimes sitting in the woods or in the grass for hours on end, and thus discovered many new species of bees.