The author s feelings for fireflies in the book of insects

A loving and attentive tribute to insects.

It's a world far away from the hustle and bustle, and it's so colorful! The insects of human nature play the leading role in the classic stories of nature. Their every move is endowed with people's thoughts and emotions; As living beings, they have something in common with people that makes you wonder and delight about it.

Know I'm going through Fabre.

to enjoy the pleasure of reading; I don't realize the hard work Fabre put in. Later generations always stand on the shoulders of their predecessors and look into the distance, so that mankind can be wise and progressive. These tiny insects give us more than just fun.

"Insects" 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.

Fabre's Insects is a four-part account of the fireflies as a detailed description, description, explanation, and discussion.

Fabre used warm and objective language, a loving and rational attitude, and a meticulous and realistic scientific spirit to unveil the little-known veil of fireflies, which we can accept scientifically, objectively and completely.

The affection for insects should be innocent and affectionate, with an obsession like that of a child.

Today I read the chapter on fireflies in Fabre's book "Insects".

The food of fireflies is snails, although some snails climb on the same branches and leaves as their bodies, but they will still be found by fireflies, before fireflies eat snails, they always inject ** agent into the snail first, and then kill the snail with a small hook under the jaw, and then all the family members will rush to inject the digestive juice into the snail's body, and turn the solid meat into gravy, and then share it together.

The details are as follows:

1. Fireflies.

It has six short feet, and a variety of colors, with a chestnut-brown body, a red chest, and a few bright red spots on the edges of the ring-shaped garment. Fireflies live by sucking the flesh of animals, and the most popular thing for fireflies is the meat of snails, and the fireflies suck the meat of the snail clean, leaving only an empty shell inside.

2. Judging from the appearance of the firefly, it seems to be a pure, kind, and cute little animal. But in fact, it is a ferocious carnivore.

Its appearance is also deceptive like some other insects. Usually, the firefly always has to be injected with an anesthetic before it starts hunting.

This causes the small prey to lose consciousness and thus the ability to resist and resist, allowing it to catch and eat.

Background:

Insects tell a lot about insects and introduce their intuition, habits, labor, marriage, reproduction, and death. "Insects" is a very attractive work because of this encyclopedia of animals.

There is also a literary color, and the words in the text reflect the author's feelings and also show the unique personality of the insects.

When I read "insects", I can even imagine that the insects in the live ** film are no longer boring words, but mysterious nature. I'm singing, squatting to manage the housework, spiders catching food and.... …There is such an interesting thing about mysterious nature, and my respect for nature comes to life.

Insects "are not only full of the author's fear of life, but also contain a certain spirit." This spirit is the search for truth, that is, the pursuit of truth and the search for truth. Fabre.

He must have encountered great difficulties in exploring nature, but the great difficulties did not stop him from exploring the path.

The author's spirit inspires me: we should have the courage and perseverance to pursue the truth, we should do everything that interests us, do our best, believe in our abilities, and maximize our potential. Even if your quest is boring, lonely and boring, as long as you have perseverance, you can create a miracle.

No one cares about the dung-eating insects and burial insects, which are precious cleaners; But everyone knows the bloodthirsty Culex mosquitoes, the hot-tempered, aggressive wasps with poisonous needles, and the villains ants who do all kinds of evil; In the villages of the south, the ants are gradually hollowing out the beams of their houses, leaving them in danger, and the frenzied energy is like it is gnawing on figs. This passage is from the chapter "The Cricket's Cave and Eggs" in the Book of Insects. "Insect nature to reflect on human nature" is a major artistic feature of "Insects".

The dung-eating insects and burial insects that pay silently are not taken seriously and treated with courtesy, while ants and other sedan chair slaughterers have always been cared for and praised. This is just like the human world in which "the obscurity of good deeds is praised, but the evil is full of praise." "Insects" uses insect nature to reflect on human life, thinking about human living conditions, life attitudes, values, etc., and wise philosophical thoughts leap onto the page.

The insects in the insect book have the characteristics of human nature, and the words reveal the author's respect and love for life, the firefly from the appearance, it has six short legs and likes to walk with its feet, and the male firefly grows out of the wing cover when it is fully developed, and it is empty like a beetle because it is a beetle, and the female firefly is in a larval state for life.

In "Insects", there are two main aspects of the human characteristics of fireflies:

1.Noble plot: Fireflies are light-emitting insects, and their flashes of light have a unique meaning.

In the world of human hunger, fireflies are often likened to a noble plot that illuminates the path of others and gives hope and encouragement. This spirit of self-sacrifice and illuminating others is also what we pursue and admire.

2.The Jungle: However, when fireflies hunt, they choose snails as their prey, numb them with poisonous needles, and then hunt. This behavior reveals another side of the firefly, which is one"The law of the jungle is the strong"of nature.

It should be noted that the behavioral characteristics of fireflies in "Insects" are only a biological behavior, and cannot be directly compared with human human nature.

1.Firefly.

It is characterized by a relatively small, semi-spherical shape of the head, and it also emits light.

2.Fireflies are carnivorous and often prey on snails and slugs.

and other mollusks and earthworms.

After obtaining the prey, the secretion is injected into the prey with the upper jaw, digested in vitro, and then inhaled into the body.

3.Fireflies are divided into two categories, terrestrial and aquatic, according to their living environment, with the former accounting for the majority.

4.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.

5.The pupal stage is spent next to the water.

First of all, the author Fabre introduced how fireflies emit light, Fabre caught a firefly home, observed the light-emitting organs of fireflies under the microscope, and found that there was a fine-grained white substance on the ** of fireflies, and the fluorescence was emitted from here.

Fabre then explains how fireflies hunt. Can you think of what fireflies eat? It turned out to be a behemoth - Snail Zen Dan Niu Bi rent!

It first waited quietly next to the snail, once it saw the snail's body sticking out of the shell, it hurriedly flew over quietly, and pierced the snail's body with a poisonous needle on its leg.

In The Insects, Fabre studies the fireflies in detail through the following observations:

1.Experimental method: When Fabre observed the fireflies, he observed the principle of their luminescence and the way they emit light through experiments.

2.Observation: Fabre conducted a microscopic observation of the luminous parts of the fireflies, revealing the mechanism of the fireflies' luminescence.

3.Description: Fabre used detailed text to describe the luminous part of the firefly, the luminescence principle and the luminescence method, so that the reader can understand the luminescence phenomenon of the firefly more intuitively.

4.Comparative Method: Fabre also compared different species of fireflies and found similarities and differences in their luminescence principles and luminescence methods, so as to better understand the luminescence characteristics of fireflies.

Through a swift observational approach, Fabre reveals the mechanism by which fireflies emit light, showing the reader how these small insects use their biological properties to emit light.