invertebrates.
invertebrates.
invertebrates.
Insects may be considered to be pests, but they are anything but! Look at the diversity of legs, each perfectly fitting for their different habitats and lifestyle.
Click on the toggles to enable the labels and learn more about the structure of insects.
The following animations show you the different development stages of ladybugs and crickets.
Click on each of the stages you have a closer look.
illustration & animation made by me, @simpleclub; spring 2022
Anatomy
Insects may be considered nasty little troublemaker, but they are anything but! Look at the diversity of legs, each perfectly fitting for their different habitats and lifestyle.
You can enable the labels by clicking on the toggle and learn more about their structure.
Metamorphisis
The following animations show you the different development stages of ladybugs and crickets.
You can click on each of the stages you have a closer look.
illustration & animation made by me, @simpleclub; spring 2022
Insects may be considered to be pests, but they are anything but! Look at the diversity of legs, each perfectly fitting for their different habitats and lifestyle.
Click on the toggles to enable the labels and learn more about the structure of insects.
The following animations show you the different development stages of ladybugs and crickets.
Click on each of the stages you have a closer look.
illustration & animation made by me, @simpleclub; spring 2022
Spiders are so fascinating, and contrary to popular belief, are not actually insects…they are arachnids, a class of anthropods!
One of the facts that help distinguish is counting the legs – arachnids have eight legs (four pairs of legs) and insects have six (three pairs of legs).
Click on the toggles to enable the labels.
illustration & animation made by me, @simpleclub; summer 2022
Spiders are so fascinating, and contrary to popular belief, are not actually insects…they are arachnids, a class of anthropods!
One of the facts that help distinguish is counting the legs – arachnids have eight legs (four pairs of legs) and insects have six (three pairs of legs).
Click on the toggles to enable the labels.
illustration & animation made by me, @simpleclub; summer 2022