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Anonymous users2024-02-13Cicadas Out of the Ground is an article describing the growth and development process of cicadas. Through reading, I learned about the hardships of four years of underground life for cicada larvae, and the process by which they emerge from their burrows and fly away.
In this article, the author describes in vivid language the entire life cycle of cicadas, especially the stages of life in underground burrows. Through reading, I could feel that in order to get out of the hole, the cicadas need to be patient in digging the soil, clearing the way, and reinforcing the cave walls. I deeply admire this spirit.
In the process of reading, I found that the author used many vivid descriptions, such as "spend weeks or months patiently digging the soil", "larvae through that thin layer of soil, probe the climate", etc., which make the article more vivid and interesting.
In addition, I also learned from the article the respect and love for life. Although the whole life cycle of cicadas is short, they are willing to spend four years living underground in order to continue their lives. This reverence and love for life has made me cherish life more and realize that I should face difficulties with a positive and resilient attitude in life.
In conclusion, reading "Cicadas Out of the Hole" gave me a deeper understanding of the life of cicadas, and at the same time, it also gave me a deeper understanding of life. This article is not only a good article about the growth and development of insects, but also a philosophical work that has brought me a lot of inspiration.
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Anonymous users2024-02-12The main content of "Cicada Out of the Hole": The grub breaks through the shell, lies on the branch, and when the body swings freely, it will find a good foothold, and then start working immediately, without delay. They dig burrows with their front feet, crawl out of their burrows at night or in the early hours of the morning, then shed their shells, dry their wings, and wait for the sun to come out and fly.
Introduction to cicadas. The cicada, commonly known as the knowing, the cockroach or the borrowed seed. Living in temperate to tropical regions of the world, some species distributed in desert areas, when the body temperature is overheated, excess water will be expelled from the back plate, and then the effect of cooling and heat dissipation will be achieved.
When cicadas are thirsty or hungry, they will insert their hard mouthparts into the trunk of the tree to suck the sap all day long, absorbing a large amount of nutrients and water to prolong their life.
Cicada Out of the Hole" provenance.
Cicada Out of the Burrow is from "Insects", also known as "Insect World", "Insect Story", "Entomological Notes" or "The Story of Insects", is a long biological work written by the French entomologist and writer Jean-Henri Casimir Fabre, with a total of ten volumes. The first volume was first published in 1879 and the entire book in 1907.
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.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11The characteristics of the cicada's crypt in the insect book: most of the tunnels are fifteen or sixteen inches deep, the bottom is wider, but the bottom is completely closed. Crypts are often built on the roots of plants that contain sap, so that the sap can be obtained from the roots and can be easily climbed up and down the caverns.
The first appearance of cicadas each year is on the summer solstice. There are a number of small round holes on the sun-exposed road, and the orifices are level with the ground. The larvae of the cicada crawl out of these round holes and become full-fledged cicadas on the ground.
Cicadas prefer places with dry tops and plenty of sunshine. The larvae have a powerful tool capable of piercing through sun-dried dirt and sand. To investigate their abandoned storage rooms, they must be excavated with knives.
This small round hole is about an inch in diameter, and there is no soil around it. Most burrowing insects, such as golden dung trees, always have a mound of dirt outside the cave. This distinction is due to the difference in their working methods.
The work of the golden dung starts at the entrance of the hole, so the excavated waste is piled up on the ground. The cicada larvae come from the ground, and the final work is to open the gate. Since the door has not yet opened, it is impossible to pile up dirt at the door.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10"The Cicada Comes Out of the Hole" is from Fabre's "Insects". It mainly describes to us how the cicada, which has been in the ground for four years, emerges from its hole and metamorphoses. The author gives a detailed description of how larvae live underground and the value of their existence.
The article praised the perseverance of the cicada and told us that everything must be tempered first, so that there will be a better tomorrow.
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