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RIC-0399 Minibeasts

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D id You Know?<br />

Use these words to fill in the missing spaces and learn some interesting<br />

facts about minibeasts.<br />

sleep, grow, mouths, wings, Australia,<br />

diseases, antennae, horned, individual, hive, sand, nocturnal<br />

Millipedes rely on their<br />

to feel where they are going.<br />

Earwigs curl up in groups to<br />

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for the winter.<br />

They hunt at night.<br />

There are three kinds of<br />

honeybees that live together<br />

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in a<br />

- the<br />

queen, drone (male) and<br />

worker bees.<br />

Mosquitoes are a type of fly<br />

which live and breed in warm, wet<br />

places. They can carry<br />

like malaria and Ross River Virus.<br />

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Three types of fly found in<br />

bush fly and house fly.<br />

Scorpions are<br />

An earthworm can<br />

up to 30 cm long.<br />

Short- 11<br />

grasshoppers are also called locusts.<br />

Dragonflies have two large 'compound' eyes<br />

that are each made up of thousands of tiny<br />

eyes. This allows them to see in all<br />

directions.<br />

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animals.<br />

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Beetles use their<br />

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are the fruit fly,<br />

in a biting action and bugs<br />

have mouths like needles.<br />

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Two differences<br />

between moths and<br />

butterflies are:<br />

1. Butterflies fly during the day, moths usually fly at night.<br />

2. A moth rests with its<br />

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open,<br />

but a butterfly rests with its wings closed.<br />

The ant-lion lives in<br />

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and makes traps for<br />

ants to fall into.<br />

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R.I.C. Publications - <strong>Minibeasts</strong> www.ricgroup.com.au<br />

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ISBN 978-1-86311-498-1

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