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What process describes an insect's dramatic change in body form?
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Why do wood-boring termites consume structural timbers inside houses?
Answer: To digest cellulose
Why: Termites cannot digest wood alone; symbiotic microbes in their guts produce the enzymes that break it down.
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What does an adult Mayfly eat during its short life?
Answer: nothing
Why: Its mouthparts are shrunken and useless, so all the feeding happens underwater as a nymph; some adult females live under five minutes.
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What is the scientific name for studying fossil insects?
Answer: paleoentomology
Why: Amber, hardened tree resin, can trap an insect whole and preserve it in three dimensions, down to fine surface details.
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Which role in a honeybee hive lays all the eggs?
Answer: queen
Why: In peak season she can lay 1,500 or more eggs a day, and the sperm stored from her early mating flights has to last her for years.
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Which insect can fly backwards, forwards, and hover like a helicopter?
Answer: dragonfly
Why: Each of its four wings has its own muscles, so the front and rear pairs can beat out of step, which is what lets it back up or pivot in midair.
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How many muscles does a typical caterpillar have in its body?
Answer: 4,000
Why: Pierre Lyonet dissected a willow boring goat moth caterpillar and drew 4,041 separate muscles in his 1760 anatomical treatise.