Really wild life of insects

An introduction to the life and habits of the dung beetle, an insect that obtains food, water, and shelter from the droppings of cattle, bison, and other large herbivores.

An introduction to the life cycle and habits of the leafhopper.

Describes the habitats, social structures, life cycle, and behavior of gardening ants.

Introduces the assassin bug, which pounces on victims, poisons them, and sucks them dry.

Introduces the life and habits of the dung beetle, which obtains food, water, and shelter from the droppings of cattle, bison, and other large herbivores.

Describes the physical characteristics, behavior, life cycle, protective devices, and relatives of the orchid mantis.

Introduces the insects of the Fulgoridae family, which live on the sap of Central and South American simaruba trees and are sometimes called peanut-head bugs.