Insects There are more insects on the earth than all other kinds of animals. Insects live everywhere - in the garden, in the pond, in the forests, and even in deserts. Some insects live in the oceans or in very cold places, such as Antarctica. Let us go to the garden. In the daytime you can see bees, bumblebees, beetles, butterflies, dragonflies, wasps and some others. In the nighttime there come mosquitoes, some beetles and night butterflies. Insects are always busy. They try to find food - plants, other insects or nectar from flowers. Bees collect nectar to take back to their hive for food. They visit more than two thousand flowers each day. Bees make honey and they can sting. Butterflies are beautiful, brightly coloured insects. Some butterflies live for a year, others live only for a week. Butterflies don't usually fly at night. Ladybirds are a type of beetle. Their bright colours tell other animals that they don't taste very good. Ladybirds are useful because they eat harmful insects. Dragonflies are very big. Their wings can be 19 cm wide. They are the fastest insects and they can fly up to 97 km an hour. People who study insects are called entomologists. 1. What are the fastest insects? 2.Where do insects live?3. What do the insects eat?4. How many flowers do the bees visit?5. How long do the butterflies live? помогите пжжжжжж

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