After reading Insects , 300 words, 300 words!!!!!!!

Insect Records.

Today, I read one of Fabre's books, "Insects." Fabre was the first scientist to study insects in nature, and he spent his life going deep into the insect world, observing and experimenting with insects in the natural environment, and truly recording the instincts and habits of insects, and completed the entomological masterpiece "Insects", which was also respected and loved by people all over the world.

Fabre studied so hard that he sacrificed his private time to observe insects. The book depicts in detail the lives of insects: spiders, bees, praying mantises, scorpions, cicadas, beetles, crickets, and so on.

This has made a great contribution to later generations, making human society quickly approach modern civilization.

After reading "Insects" and Fabre's life, I feel very deeply, "Insects" is not only full of awe of life, but also contains the truth-seeking spirit of pursuing truth and exploring the truth, which has given me great inspiration: in life and study, we must 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. We must persevere in everything we do, and even if the conditions are difficult, we must continue to strive for our ideals.

After reading "Insects", this book fascinated me very much, it turns out that there are so many mysteries in the insect world, I know: how cicadas shed their shells in the early morning; how the dung shell mantis rolls the dung ball; How ants eat aphid secretions. Also figured out:

The "son of the moth" is wrong, the bee catches the green worm not as its own son, but arranges food for its offspring.

The first time I read "Insects", somehow it attracted me. This is a popular science book describing the fertility, labor, hunting and death of insects. The humorous narrative is hilarious ......What a strange and interesting story of the humanized bugs! Fabre's "Insects" made me feel no dream, and those specific and detailed words made me feel the presence of magnifying glasses, dampness, stars, and the smell of insects from time to time, as if I was in the scene.

The figures of the insects, which I had ignored for too long, and their arrogant chirping, gathered at once, and I held my breath, and then, with them, penetrated the darkness of my mind. It was Fabre who made me see the striking similarities between insects and us humans on many issues of life and death, labor and plunder. "Insects" is not a world created by a writer, it is different from **, they are the most basic facts!

It was every day and every night of Fabre's life, alone, quiet, almost isolated from the world of loneliness and hardship. I raised my head, and at this moment, I really wanted to raise my head and look up at the stars to deal with the mystery of the existence of insects. It introduced me to a vivid world of insects for the first time.

So, I moved on to "Insects".

Then look down, "Insects" is an interesting story: "The praying mantis is a very good animal, but at the beginning of its life, it will also be sacrificed under the clutches of the smallest ant." "Spider webs," even with tools such as compasses and rulers, no designer can draw a more standardized web, and the rich storyline makes me think about it.

As I watched, these bugs gradually became clearer, and I thought: If we protect the environment and don't pollute it, will these bugs still be there? Is there any worsening of the environment in the future?

I thought carefully about the relationship between each other, and this time I read "Insects" opened a whole new door for me.

As I continued to read "Insects", I saw Fabre observe the caterpillar's journey in detail, I saw him catch wasps despite the danger, I saw his bold assumptions, cautious experiments, repeated scrutiny of the experimental process and data, and inferred step by step the action time and effect of the high-nosed bee venom needle, the predation process of fireflies, the method of prey handled by flytraps, and the long-distance contact ...... of peacock mothsWhen an experiment fails, he collects data, analyzes the causes, and turns around to design the next one. Rigorous experimental methods, bold questioning spirit, and diligent style. This time, I felt the "scientific spirit" and its profound connotation.

"Insects" reading notes.

Living in a human world, we will inevitably forget those microcosms, and he is different. He spent his whole life observing and studying insects; He wrote ten volumes of books devoted to insects in his lifetime; He is the creator of miracles. He is an entomologist from France, Fabre.

His "Insects" is known as the "epic of insects", which is an excellent popular science work and a recognized literary classic.

In "The Book of Insects", the author revealed the little-known life and habits of insects to humans, so that humans could better understand the real life of insects. Fabre's careful observation and detailed depiction of insects give us a deeper understanding of insects. For example, the author pulls poisonous spiders in order to capture the tower blueprint, and fights wits and courage with scheming opponents:

I found the main stem of a plant, tied an ear of wheat to the top, used it as bait, and shook it gently at the mouth of the spider hole. Soon I noticed that the spider's attention was drawn to the bait, and I began to pace cautiously towards the ears of wheat. I lured the creature out of the hole, and when I was sure that it could not escape back into the hole, I quickly pulled the ears of wheat away; Seeing that the situation was not good, the spider turned and swooped towards the mouth of the hole, and of course I would not let it escape, so I grabbed the tip of the hole and sealed the hole.

The tower blueprint pulls the spider into a daze, and even seems clumsy to avoid my catch. Finally I herded it into a paper bag and quickly sealed the mouth of the bag. Through observation, the author learned about the habits of the Ta Bluera spider.

However, the scene of the battle between the towers and the spiders was even more thrilling: almost at the same time, the two spiders jumped up and pounced on each other. They each wrapped their long legs around each other, stubbornly biting with their fangs on the roof of their mouths.

I don't know if it was due to fatigue or as usual, the gladiatorial fight was suspended. Both sides retreated from their gladiatorial positions, but both remained in a state of deterrence. Eventually, the losing side of the gladiatorial fight will be thrown from the center of the field by the winning side.

It had to endure the doom of defeat, and its head was torn open to become a delicacy in the mouths of the conquerors. A gladiatorial battle between insects is skillfully described by the author and vividly displayed in front of us.

Reading between the lines, I can see the author's tireless and never-ending spirit. Meticulous observation, brilliant narration, and delicate descriptions, how can we not be fascinated by "Insects"? In life, we should be one with the microcosm and respect their habits; At the same time, we need to learn from Fabre's spirit of study that doesn't stop until we get things straight!

During the summer vacation, I read a famous book about insects - "Insects". This book tells us a lot about insects, and here I will introduce you to an insect called firefly.

Fireflies are a familiar insect that emits a faint light from the top of its belly, as if it has a small lamp hanging in its belly. On quiet summer nights, they are often seen wandering in the grass.

Fireflies have three pairs of short legs, which they use to run in broken steps. When male fireflies reach adulthood, they develop elytra, just like other beetles. Some females remain in the larval stage forever and are unable to enjoy the joy of flying.

The firefly has a colorful coat with a chestnut-brown body, a soft pink chest, and small bright brownish-red spots around the edges of its round costume. That's what a cute firefly is.

The book "Insects" has taught us a lot, it has taught us how to observe insects, it has taught us how to identify insects, and more importantly, it has taught us to love insects.

There are still many undiscovered insects in the world just waiting for you to explore and discover.

Can't you write it yourself, you always rely on others.