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Find the information related to your wings type.

The description

The purposes

The example of insects

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Find the information related to your insect legs type.

The description

The purposes

The example of insects

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Description:

Small knob-like organs found in place of the second pair of wings in flies (order Diptera).

Look like tiny drumsticks behind the normal wings.

Purpose:

Act like a balance organ.

Help the insect keep stable in flight and make quick turns.

Example insect:

Mosquito 🦟

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DESCRIPTION

Microtrichia (micro scale) are small, irregularly scattered hairs covering wing surfaces, providing waterproofing and holding folded wings.

PURPOSE

Wing scales in butterflies and moths provide color, patterns, protection, temperature regulation, flight improvement, and additional functions like airflow sensing or avoiding bats.

EXAMPLE OF INSECTS

Butterflies & Moth

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Description

A hemelytron is the front wing of true bugs that is thick and hard near the base but thin and flexible at the tip.

Purpose

To protect the delicate back wings and the inscect’s body with its thick base, while the thin membranous tip helps the insects in flying.

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Description

Long and powerful back legs adaptwd for jumping. They usually have enlarged femur muscles that store energy, allowing the insect to leap great distances.

Purpose

Help insects jump far for survival and movement.

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Description: Front legs are strong, spiny, and shaped like claws.

Purpose: To catch and hold prey.

Example insect: Praying mantis.

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Tegmina are the thick, leathery front wings of some insects.
They are not used for flight, but mainly to protect the soft hind wings and abdomen.
Examples: grasshopper, cockroach, cricket, mantis.

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Fossorial legs are front legs of some insects that are strong, broad, and spade-like.
They are adapted for digging into soil or sand.
Example insects with fossorial legs: mole cricket, cicada nymphs, dung beetle.

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DESCRIPTION

Natatorial legs, found in aquatic insects like diving beetles and water bugs, are flattened, broad, and fringed with hairs, increasing surface area and efficient water push.

PURPOSE

Efficient swimming is achieved by increasing surface area and reducing drag in aquatic insects, enabling them to move more powerfully through water.

EXAMPLE INSECT

- Dytiscidae

- Giant water bug

- Corixidae

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The example of insects for Wings (tegmina)

• Grasshoppers

• Cockroaches

• Praying Mantises

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The example of insects for forrosial legs

• Mole Cricket

• Jerusalem Cricket

• Tiger Beetle Larva

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Examples insect of elytra: The two hard wing covers of a beetle such as a June beetle (Phyllophaga), firefly (Lampyridae), or weevil (Curculionidae).

Examples insect of elytron: One side of the wing cover in a ladybug (Coccinellidae) or a dung beetle (Scarabaeidae).

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dragonflies

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honeybees

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damselflies