What revelations do insects give us, what do you get from the book of insects?

Prevent the real from being confusing. From fireflies to artificial cold light.

8, so that a large amount of hydrogen can be obtained. The oars imitate the fins of a fish, and they have successfully imitated a very peculiar small gas analyzer and steps, so that such a colloid can be used in everything from surgical sutures to repairing boats;

3。The colloids produced by shellfish with its proteins are very strong. This electronic frog eye can be used like a real frog eye.

10。Inspired by Velcro, a blind man can carry an electric pole to discover an electric pole if an airplane is about to collide. Now.

16. People also imitated the "pathfinder" used by the blind.

5。According to the principle of the bat ultrasonic locator, the anti-jamming ability of the radar is greatly improved. With the electronic frog eye installed in the radar system, "ultrasound glasses" with a similar effect have been made.

9。Based on studies of the muscular system and bioelectric control of the human skeletal muscle. This radar system can quickly and accurately identify aircraft of a specific shape, and can issue an alarm in time;

13。Downwind ears of jellyfish.

7。The saw learns the mantis arm. At airports, the structure and function of jellyfish ears, ships and missiles are modeled, etc. It has been installed in the cockpit of a spaceship. Gecko toes offer an encouraging prospect for creating adhesive tapes that can be used over and over again.

15. Prevent the occurrence of vehicle collision accidents.

12. Storm forecasts can be made 15 hours in advance. The lobster, which has a keen sense of smell, provides an idea for people to create odor detectors, which can monitor the take-off and landing of aircraft, people on bridges, etc., which is of great significance for the safety of navigation and fishing. In particular, the ability to distinguish between real and fake missiles.

14. A manpower enhancer - a walking machine has been imitated. People are based on the principle of vision of frog eyes.

11。The pathfinder is equipped with an ultrasonic emitter, or sawgrass, that detects the composition of the gas in the cabin and accurately identifies objects of a specific shape. The roof corrugated roof mimics the scale armor of animals.

Electronic frog eyes are also widely used in airports and traffic arteries. The hooks of modern cranes originated from the paws of many animals. In the traffic arteries, the jellyfish ear storm instrument was designed.

2。Incomplete photosynthesizer that mimics cyanobacteria.

6. It can direct the driving of vehicles, and has successfully developed an electronic frog eye. Electric fish with volt battery 1 by nasty flies.

The Insect Book vividly reveals the little-known life and habits of insects, and the writing is lively and lively, the tone is relaxed and witty, and full of interest. The whole book is full of love for life, full of praise for all things in nature, and we have to be fascinated by this biological work, with a love, to find the key to all things.

The book of insects tells us 3:1We must learn from the author, have the courage to explore, have the courage to innovate, do not give up on the things we are interested in, and pursue them with perseverance.

2.There are thousands of creatures in the world, but every creature has its own meaning of existence, no matter how big or small its contribution to human beings, its harm has its own reason for existence, and we cannot harm living beings for any reason.

3.We have to learn to adapt to the world, survive the fittest, and find our own way of survival. Those who can't adapt will be eliminated eventually!

Tell us the truth:In life and study, we should learn from Fabre's courage and perseverance to explore the world and pursue the truth, and no matter what we do, we must be like Fabre and have a rigorous scientific spirit.

Adhere to the principle of "accurately recording the observed facts, neither adding anything nor ignoring anything", persevere in everything we do, and continue to strive for our ideals even if the conditions are difficult!

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.

Insects is a book about the life of insects, involving more than 100 species of insects, such as dung beetles, ants, and Sisyphus insects. In the mid-19th century, while teaching at school, Fabre and his children observed various insects in the fields, and named and eulogized them.

The book is divided into ten volumes, each volume is divided into 17 and 25 chapters, each chapter describes the life of one or several insects in detail and profoundly, and includes some biographical articles that tell about experiences and reminiscences of the past.

In the book, the author describes the tireless efforts of small insects to survive and reproduce by the rules of nature. Based on his lifelong experience and achievements in insect research, the author looks at insect nature with humanization, reflects social life with insect nature, focuses on the external morphology and biological habits of insects he observes and researches, and truly records the instincts, habits, labor, and death of several common insects.

Do only one thing in your life.

In 1879, at the age of 57, Fabre bought a piece of wasteland in the countryside of Sierra Leone and named it the Wild Stone Garden, where he settled and devoted himself to the study of insects. The last nine volumes of the book are all based on observations made here. Fabre had waited far too long for such a research site.

He said: A piece of land, yes, this is my wish, my dream, the dream that I have been striving for, but whether it will be realized in the future is not clearly certain.

At the moment when the dust settled, he was extremely excited, and he finally took a tangible step towards his dream, he said:

I struggled against poverty for 40 years with indomitable courage, and finally got the laboratory of my dreams. This is the result of my tireless and tenacious struggle......The wish has come true, but it's too late, my beautiful insects! I was scared that when I had peaches, my teeth would not be able to gnaw.

Love life, be good at observing life, and find beauty from the subtleties.

Respect for life, even insects have places that are similar to humans and even need to be learned by humans.

Be rigorous and meticulous in your work.

We must persevere in everything we do, and work hard even if the conditions are difficult.

The inspiration from Fabre is to be observant, to persevere, and to have the courage to question boldly. "Insects" is a masterpiece by the French writer and entomologist Fabre. The volume is extensive, reaching as many as 10 volumes.

Condensed in this set of works, there are not only Fabre's scientific spirit and scientific achievements, but also a very vivid way of writing articles, reflecting the author's lively and great humanistic spirit.

The son of a peasant, Fabre was born in December 1823 in the village of Saint-Réon in the south of France. The dilemma of poverty made him have a unique natural fascination with nature, especially all kinds of insects in nature. It's understandable that children love insects for a while, but Fabre's lifelong obsession with nature and insects is very human.

"Insects".

"Insects" is not only a scientific masterpiece on insects, but also a magnificent poem eulogizing life, for which Fabre has won the laurels of "Poet of Science", "Homer of Insects", "Virgil of the Insect World" and so on. Human beings are not an isolated existence, all life on the earth, including "spiders", "wasps", "scorpions" and "weevils", are in the same closely connected system, and insects are also an indispensable link in the earth's biological chain, and the life of insects should also be respected.

"Insects" is indeed a miracle, a music of life composed by Fabre, the outstanding representative of mankind, and many ordinary people in nature-insects, a book that can never be indeciphered. Such a miracle may provide us with more precious enlightenment at the critical juncture when mankind is about to enter the gate of the new century and the earth is about to usher in the ecological era.

Popular science knowledge gained from insects:

1. Bees, cats and red ants all have the same ability, that is, to recognize directions.

2. The spider knows that there is prey on the spider's web, and it is felt by the vibration of the prey on the web.

3. "Use the pincer-like palate to move out the clods and stones of the eldest brother's sedan ......Solid dirt ...... with a powerful backward with two rows of serrationsThis is Fabre's description of the crickets building their nests.

4. Languedoc scorpions are excellent wall climbers, and in order to prevent them from escaping, Fabre built them a gorgeous glass palace - the Louvre of Scorpions.

5. "Insects" is a biography in terms of fragments, and on the whole it is a brilliant lyric poem of insects worthy of "The Iliad" and "Odyssey". In "Insects", Fabre not only carefully observes the labor process of dung-eating insects, but also affectionately calls these dung-eating insects envious and unscrupulous.

6. Fact and fable are fictional characters, just the opposite. The unscrupulous and unflinching seeker in the rush is the ant; The skilled craftsman who is willing to share the water with the victims is the cicada. It can be said that ants are tenacious beggars, while diligent producers are cicadas.

I figured out that bees could see directions, not by a long memory, but by an instinct that I couldn't explain. From him, I learned that we should be good at observing things and animals around us.

At the beginning of the text, the author uses the word "heard." What I have heard is not necessarily true and reliable, so this has not only become the reason for "I" to conduct experiments, but also reflects "I" do not believe in blindly following the scientific attitude of seeking truth. "I've heard" that the word "Sakura" means here.

Catch bees in your garden for easy observation; Bees are marked to distinguish them from other bees.

Flying two miles away, a little farther away, is more revealing; Asked the little daughter to wait by the honeycomb in order to grasp the time when the bees flew back and so on. This series of experimental processes fully reflects the author's rigorous quality.

The author not only observes, but also thinks carefully. Students can be reminded that words such as "I think", "I speculate", "that is to say", and "really" not only accurately express the author's psychology, but also reflect the author's quality of thinking.

The conclusions in the text are clearly affirmed by the author (not extraordinary memory) and vaguely doubtful (unexplained instincts). This is not surprising, there are many such phenomena in the history of science. The author's ability to speak frankly about his own inexplicable conclusions further shows that he is a person who takes science seriously and seeks truth from facts.

This article is from the book "Insects" by the French scientist Fabre

There are a lot of books at home, and one day I accidentally flipped through the book "Insects", and I was immediately fascinated. When I was a child, I didn't read "Insects", and I thought it was all about small animals, and there was not much merit. Who knows seriously:

The article is very well written, the sentences are beautiful, and the text often uses anthropomorphic techniques to describe small animals, and some of the writing methods are very vivid. I can't help but think that "Insects" is also a world famous book and should be translated into the languages of many countries. Often recommended by school teachers.

For example, when describing the "Waist Bee", there is a summary at the beginning: The Waist Bee has a beautiful and moving body, a very smart mind, and a very peculiar nest. Here is an excerpt from the text:

The bee is a very cold animal, it sets up its tent there, watches the olive trees grow, listens to the cicadas singing, builds its own nest in the sun, and sometimes even finds human doors to keep us company for more warmth and comfort. Fabre's "Insects" is not a simple narrative, but gives us a beautiful picture of the home of a bee. The use of "companionship" implies that the bee is also our friend.

With his keen eyes and sensitive tentacles, the bee "carefully observes and carefully searches for a place to build a nest....

But we could also hear an irregular whining sound. What kind of sound is this?Is this him singing while he works?

"Waist bee" is a kind of family love animal, family responsibility is very strong, he chose this place to build a nest, mainly for his whole family, he does not want to just be comfortable for himself. It's for everyone's common happiness.

Children are inherently fond of small animals, and children's hearts are small and delicate, serious and meticulous. These articles are not the slightest preaching, through appreciation, through analogy, children will naturally understand many truths.

There are many different insects written in the book, such as cicadas and ants, tube worms, wasps, and labyrinth spiders. It will give us different inspirations, there are too many essences in the book, I can't list them all, you need to read them carefully, and the literature is easy to understand, which is very suitable for children. I hope that teachers and parents will recommend this book to their children.

Hope the kids enjoy this book.