Book details
The Life Cycle of a Beetle (The Life Cycle, 13)
Description
Ages 6 to 12 years. Hundreds of thousands of beetles live all over the world in habitats as diverse as swamps, rainforests, and deserts. This describes the growth and development of these fascinating insects from egg to adult. Full-colour images of all kinds of beetles, from the familiar to the extraordinary, are included. Illustrations and photographs illuminate topics such as: where beetles lay their eggs; the transformation from larva to pupa to beetle; differences between male and female beetles; how beetles defend themselves against predators; dangers faced by beetles; how children can help beetles.
Age
6-9
Text complexity
developing
Length
32 pages
Book in series
#13
Why to read
- Educational Value: Reading the book provides detailed information about the biological processes and stages in the life of a beetle, which can be valuable for students, educators, or anyone interested in entomology and the natural world.
- Appreciation for Nature: The book can increase readers' appreciation for the complexity and diversity of insect life, and how beetles play a crucial role in various ecosystems.
- Photography and Illustrations: The book may contain high-quality photographs and illustrations that bring the subject matter to life, making it easier to understand and more engaging for visual learners.
- Conservation Awareness: Understanding the life cycle of beetles can highlight the importance of conservation efforts, as many beetle species are vital to their habitats and may be threatened by environmental changes.