Uncle Milton Bug Jug - Manual

What are bugs?
They’re everywhere — in your house, in your garden, in the
air, and under the ground. They’ve been here for hundreds
of millions of years. There are millions of different kinds.
Dinosaurs stepped on roaches, were bitten by spiders, and
watched butterflies fly by.
In this booklet, we are mainly talking about insects, which
are animals that have three main body segments, plus
antennae, six legs and, very often, a set of wings. An
entomologist (EN-TO-MOL-O-JIST) is a scientist who
observes and studies insects. As you observe your bugs,
you will be just like a real entomologist!
Insects can do a lot of things people wish they could do —
like become invisible, fly, or walk on walls and ceilings.
Entomologists have identified millions of kinds of bugs,
and there are probably far more that have yet to be
discovered. Starting on the back are pictures of just a few
of the ones we know about.
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