Why don t you catch fireflies?

Don't catch fireflies, because fireflies glow at night, which is very beautiful, and if you catch fireflies, the fireflies will be affected by you. When a firefly dies, there is no light, because the light emitted by fireflies at night is particularly beautiful. Beautiful things are appreciated, and of course if you want to catch fireflies, you will destroy this beautiful thing.

You can't see the light of the fireflies.

<> fireflies can be touched by hand. It is not recommended to touch the firefly because its body is very soft, and if you touch or grasp it with your hands, it will accelerate the death of the firefly. Fireflies, also known as luminous, sedum, nightlight, flowing fireflies, night candles, dazzling nights, etc., belong to the Coleoptera firefly family, small beetles, because their tails can fluoresce, so they are called fireflies.

There are about 2,000 species of insects that can emit light on their tails, and the more common ones in China are black fireflies, Ji red fireflies, window chest fireflies and so on.

Fireflies can be used for lighting.

The glow of fireflies is a type of bioluminescence. The principle of luminescence of fireflies is that fireflies have specialized light-emitting cells, and there are two types of chemicals in the light-emitting cells, one is called luciferin and the other is called luciferase.

Luciferin can consume ATP under the catalysis of luciferase and react with oxygen, which produces oxidized luciferin in the excited state, and releases photons when the oxidized luciferin returns from the excited state to the ground state.

Firefly habitat:

Fireflies are divided into two categories, terrestrial and aquatic, according to their living environment, with the former accounting for the majority. Terrestrial firefly larvae mostly inhabit places with high shading, lush herbaceous vegetation and high relative humidity, and each insect state of aquatic fireflies has different ecological habitats. The pupal stage is spent next to the water. Adults are divided into males and females on plants in open water and near the water, and their eggs are laid on the shore.

Depending on the species, the adults of fireflies have different time of day, day and night, and nocturnal types appear from 6 p.m. to 3 a.m. and 4 a.m. Generally speaking, most species start their activities after sunset, and most of them stop at 8 p.m. or 9 p.m. Firefly larvae appear at night for about the same time as adults, but they can be active all night.

It feels like fireflies don't live long if they catch them. It is better not to hurt them.

Fireflies can be used for lighting.

In the past, there were no electric lights, and the children loved to catch fireflies and put them in bottles, play and light them, and have fun.

It can be put in a small porcelain vase to look good and flash, and it is fun....

Borrowing light, romantic confession, night scenery photography.

You can have a romantic confession.

It can be used as a lamp, and it can also be used as a taxidermy!

Because the body of a firefly is very soft, you can't touch it with your hands, otherwise it will accelerate its death. Fireflies don't migrate, and if the fireflies in a place are gone, then there will never be fireflies here again, so many times, catching fireflies out of curiosity is also destroying fireflies.

Fireflies generally turn from pupae to insects in 50 days, adults only have a lifespan of 5 days, and fireflies only have a lifespan of about 7 days. If you catch the fireflies and put them in a bag or bottle, you will find that the fireflies will die in a short time, and the lifespan of fireflies is extremely short, and the fireflies that are caught will die in less than 24 hours.

The principle of luminescence of fireflies

Fireflies have specialized light-emitting cells, and there are two chemicals in the light-emitting cells, one is luciferin and the other is luciferase.

Luciferin consumes ATP under the catalysis of luciferase and reacts with oxygen to produce an excited state of oxidized luciferin, which releases photons when it returns from the excited state to the ground state, and emits a light blue shimmer.

Don't catch fireflies because fireflies are not pests and there is no need to catch them.

Firefly (English: firefly) is also known as luminous, sedum, such as glittering, night light, flowing firefly, night candle, bright night, etc., belongs to the Coleoptera firefly family, small beetle, because its tail can fluoresce, so it is called firefly. There are about 2,000 species of insects that can emit light on their tails, and there are several kinds of fireflies such as black fireflies, red fireflies, and window chest fireflies that are more common in China.

To catch fireflies, bring your own flashlight and use an insect trap net.

At night, in summer, females have a habit of being on the surface of the grass (for mating and breeding). After catching the first one, it is packed in a transparent glass bottle and held in the hand to attract other fireflies of the opposite sex. The more worms accumulate in the glass bottle, the easier it is to catch.

Last year, about May and June, I caught a glass bottle in half an hour, haha, it was as bright as a lamp.

Fireflies carry bacteria. Fireflies are beneficial insects. In the recipe of fireflies, there are animals such as flat curly snails and conical snails.

And they are intermediate hosts for some human parasites!

Under certain conditions, these parasites will enter the human body and have a great impact on human health.

Fireflies help us reduce the number of these animals, which is to reduce our chance of contracting parasites!

If you make fireflies some kind of "endangered animals", ......These animals such as flat curly snails and conical snails are bound to multiply!

Because fireflies also have life (which I personally find more disgusting).

Hello dear fireflies can be used for lighting. The glow of fireflies is a kind of hand balancing of bioluminescence. The luminescence principle of fireflies is:

Fireflies have specialized light-emitting cells, and there are two types of chemicals in the light-emitting cells, one is called luciferin and the other is called luciferase. Fluorescent chlorescin can consume ATP under the catalysis of luciferase and react with oxygen, which produces fluorescein oxide in the excited state, and releases photons when the oxidized fluorescein returns from the excited state to the ground state.