The diagram below shows the life cycle of a lady bird and its anatomy. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

This

flow chart illustrates the changes in the life cycle of a ladybird

along with

its structural features.

Overall

, these diagrams depict how a ladybug comes into life after going through different stages and what it looks like anatomically once it is formed. In the first cycle, eggs attach to the leaf and remain there for 2-5 days,

this

is known as the egg stage. These eggs

then

hatch and becomes a larva,

this

is known as the larval period which lasts for about 21 days. These larvae

then

attach to the leaves again and transform into pupa, they stay in

this

state for around 7 days.

Finally

, after a week an adult ladybug is formed. In the second diagram, the structure of

ladybird

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is shown. It has a broad narrow head, on the head it has two eyes, and adjacent to the head are two thin tentacular structure which helps them crawl, their upper part is known as the pronotum.

Moreover

, it has got two big red flimsy wings with black dots called the red elytra which helps them fly. Beneath the

wings

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they have their abdomen.

However

, the thin structure at the back is its legs