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Insects in Nature treasure hunt

Delve into the fascinating microworld of insects with our GPS scavenger hunts! Discover how these tiny creatures play a crucial role in our ecosystem. Learn to recognise insects, understand their behaviour and admire their natural beauty on a fascinating walk through nature.

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What do bees do in their hive?
Making honey Sleep Play Singing
What does a bee do in a flower?
Drinking nectar Sleep Playing hide-and-seek Building a nest
How does a caterpillar move?
Crawling Flying Hopping Swimming
Where do ants build their homes?
In the ground In the air In the water In flowers
What sound does a bee make?
Buzz Barking Meow Beep
Which insect can fly very high?
Butterfly Ant Spider Caterpillar
How long is a caterpillar usually?
As long as your finger As long as your arm As long as a pencil As long as your leg
When do you see butterflies the most?
By day At night In winter When it rains
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Which insect smells very strongly?
Wants Butterfly At Dragonfly
Which insect glistens beautifully in the sunlight?
Dragonfly Ant Caterpillar Mug
Which insect flies towards the light at night?
Mot At Ladybird Ant
Which insect can fly best of all?
Dragonfly Worm Snail Spider
Where do ladybirds hide in winter?
Among stones and leaves In birds' nests In the water In the clouds
Which insect makes a web?
Spider Butterfly Beetle Ant
Which insect sucks blood?
Mug Butterfly At Dragonfly
Which insect can jump very high?
Grasshopper Caterpillar Snail Worm
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Which insect has pincers on its abdomen?
Earworm Earthworm Centipede Woodlouse
How do bees know which direction to fly?
They use the position of the sun They follow other bees They smell the flowers They fly around randomly
Which insect can hang still in the air?
Hoverfly Butterfly At Mot
What do young dragonflies (larvae) eat?
Other aquatic insects Aquatic plants Algae Dead wood
How many wings does a beetle have?
4 wings 2 wings 6 wings No wings
Which insect builds hexagonal cells?
Honeybee Wasp Ant Bumblebee
What do mosquitoes use to suck blood?
A prick's tongue Their teeth Their claws Their feelers
Which insect can run the fastest?
Cockroach Ant Cricket Tor
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Which insect has ears on its belly?
Grasshopper Fly At Ant
Which beetle can make its own light?
Glowworm Ladybird Mesttor Leaf beetle
What is the name of the hard outer skeleton of insects?
Exoskeleton Endoskeleton Armour Shield
What do grasshoppers do with their hind legs?
Jumping and making noise Jumping only Grasping food Graves
How long does a mayfly live?
A few hours to a few days Exactly one day A whole summer One week
How many body parts does each insect have?
3 (head, thorax, abdomen) 2 (head and torso) 4 (head, neck, thorax, abdomen) 5 (head, neck, chest, belly, tail)
What metamorphosis do butterflies go through?
Complete metamorphosis Incomplete metamorphosis Direct development Regressive metamorphosis
Which insect does not make a sound with its wings?
Butterfly At Mug Hummingbird
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How many different smells can a dog-aggressive ant recognise?
More than 1,000 About 100 About 50 About 500
Which insect has the best-developed hearing?
Mot Cricket Cicada Grasshopper
Which insect can live underground for 17 years?
Cicada Beetle Ant Termite
What happens to male bees (drones) after mating?
They die They become new queens They will collect honey They build new nests
What is the heaviest insect in the world?
Goliath beetle Hercules beetle Giant water beetle Flying deer
What is the function of the long rolling tongue of butterflies?
Sucking up nectar from flowers Catching prey Communicating with other butterflies Protection from enemies
What is the highest temperature a desert ant can survive?
70°C 45°C 100°C 55°C
Which insects can move their wings independently?
Dragonflies Butterflies Bees Wasps
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Which species of ant is also called 'slave maker'?
Blood red predatory ant Black road ant Red forest ant Yellow meadow ant
How many different species of grasshoppers live in the Netherlands?
45 25 65 15
How many different castes occur in a termite state?
5 3 4 6
How many heartbeats per minute does a honeybee have in flight?
1200 300 800 2000
Which mosquito species transmits the zika virus?
Aedes mosquito Anopheles mosquito Culex mosquito Chironomus mosquito
Which part of the bee's anatomy is used to collect pollen?
Corbiculae (pollen baskets) Maxillae Mandibulae Proboscis
Approximately how many facet eyes (individual lenses) does the compound eye of a dragonfly have?
28.000 5.000 12.000 50.000
How many different families belong to the insect order Coleoptera (beetles)?
400 150 600 250
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What is the maximum weight an ant can lift relative to its own weight?
50 times her own weight 10 times her own weight 100 times her own weight 25 times her own weight
Which moth uses echolocation to avoid bats?
Arctiinae (bear moths) Geometridae Noctuidae Sphingidae
What is the scientific name for insect wings that are hard and protective?
Elytra Tegmina Halters Sclerites
How many metres deep can some mister colonies reach?
6 metres 2 metres 15 metres 1 metre
What chemical signal do termites use to sound the alarm when in danger?
Pheromones Serotonin Dopamine Adrenaline
How many different stages does a holometabolic insect go through?
4 3 5 6
Which butterfly has the smallest wings in the world?
Microlepidoptera Dwarf blue Small butterfly Heather blue
Which fly species is used in forensic investigations to determine the time of death?
Bait fly Daas Hoverfly Snail killer
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