Insect Notes: What did the stone silkworm say?

It tells the story: the stone silkworm skillfully weaves a small sheath to avoid the enemy's attack, although the stone silkworm is weak, but can instinctively use the piston principle, swim to its heart's content, and have its own way of survival, any of our lives have a natural reason for existence. The stone silkworm is intelligent, confident and cute, and every species in nature has a reason to exist and live in harmony with nature.

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 in their struggle for survival, and records Fabre.

The motivation for obsessing with insect research, life aspirations, knowledge background, life situation, etc.

Three points 1Stone silkworms build nests, and their nests are very long and beautiful. 2.Whenever he is attacked, he thinks of the golden cicada shelling 3The small sheath of the stone silkworm can be used to make his submarine.

"Insects" is an outstanding French entomologist, writer Fabre's masterpiece, it is a fusion of the author's lifelong research results and life insights in a furnace, to observe the nature of insects, the insect world into a beautiful book for human beings to obtain knowledge, interest, beauty and ideas, to be faithful to the overall style of the original French and the characteristics of expression as the selection principle, so that Chinese readers for the first time to appreciate the true face of "Insects".

(1) The stone silkworm skillfully weaves a small sheath to avoid the enemy's attack, and it is revealed that you must be good at protecting yourself. (2) Although the stone silkworm is weak, it can instinctively use the piston principle, swim to its heart's content, and have its own way of survival, revealing that any life has a natural reason for existence. (3) The smart, self-confident and lovely stone silkworm inspires us to be confident in life.

4) Every species in nature has a reason to exist and live in harmony with nature.

The larvae are aquatic insects.

There is a sleeve to protect itself, and the adult worm feathers into a moth.

I put some little aquatic animals in my glass pond called stone silkworms. To be precise, they are the larvae of the stone silkworm moth, which are usually cleverly hidden in small sheaths made of dead branches.

Stone silkworms originally grew in the reeds in the quagmire swamps. In many cases, it clings to the broken branches of the reeds and drifts with the reeds in the water. The little sheath is its movable house, or it can be said to be a simple house that it carries with it when it travels.

This movable house is actually a very delicate weaving artwork, and its material is made up of the root bark of a plant that has been soaked in water and eroded and peeled off. When building a nest, the stone silkworm uses its teeth to tear the root bark into fibers of the right thickness, and then cleverly weave these fibers into a small sheath of moderate size, so that its body can hide exactly inside. Sometimes it will also use tiny shells to piece together a small sheath, like a small baina garment;Sometimes, it is also piled up with rice grains.

Arranged as an ivory tower.

It's the most gorgeous dwelling in it.

The larvae are aquatic insects that have a sleeve to protect themselves, and the adults emerge into moths.