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Insects

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Cartoon characters with faces and the bodies of bees. Caption: They thought we were bees from their hive

Children outside, near the Outsiders Club shed, working at a table with cut plastic bottles and other materials.

Close-up of a skillet toasting several small round sandwiches with a hand and a spatula flipping one.

Photo of bees near an artificial beehive.

A beekeeper and a scientist fully geared in protective suits move toward a bee rearing station.

Color illustration of a green caterpillar standing on a rock and glancing upwards at an angle. Tall blades of grass in the background.

Color illustration of a green caterpillar standing on a rock and glancing upwards at an angle. Tall blades of grass in the background.

Six bees. Caption: Is it possible that the animals communicate amongst themselves?

Still image from: Through the Woods: Fairies and Fireflies

Still image from: Through the Woods: Hiya Butterfly!

Still image from: Through the Woods: Roly Poly Rider

A person looking up at a pair of primates in the trees. Caption: That's why scientists are interested in studying them.

Illustration of a red, yellow, black and white butterfly. Caption: (music) Butterfly wings head for the sky

Bee gathering nectar from a flower. Spanish captions.

A bee gathering nectar from a flower. Caption: A honeybee is an insect.

Still image from: What's Wild: Ants

Still image from: What's Wild: Carrion Beetle

Still image from: Why Should I Care? Pollinators

Still image from: Wild About Animals: Hawaii

A black and yellow butterfly with orange spots feeding from a light orange flower. Caption: a caterpillar turning into a butterfly --

A tadpole swimming in murky water. Caption: Their lifelong competitors take weeks to transform into frogs.

Closeup of ants swarming over a beetle. Caption: And they also kill each other in battles over turf.

Ants crawling on the ground. Caption: (Greene) One thing we're learning more and more about ant colonies

Closeup of a black and yellow insect with stripes on the thorax. Caption: finds a European honeybee colony and marks its location

Still image from: Xploration Awesome Planet: Animal Engineering

Still image from: Xploration Awesome Planet: Insects

Rocky New Zealand beach sits below rugged mountains under a cloudy sky.

Cartoon of an ant carrying a large piece of food.

Cartoon of A bee flying in a house.

Cartoon of a butterfly flying in flowers.

Cartoon of a caterpillar on a grape vine.

Cartoon of a flying cicada.

Cartoon of a dragon fly flying over a pond.

Cartoon of a fly landing on a plate of leftover food.

Cartoon of a grasshopper in dry grass.

Cartoon of a ladybug flying among plants.

Cartoon of a flying mosquito.