The diagrams below show the life cycle of a lady bird and its anatomy.
The first picture represents the life cycle of a ladybug
whereas
, the second diagram portrays its anatomy.
Overall
, it is evident that the life cycle of this
insect constitutes of 4 major phases and it has 8 body parts.
According to
the first diagram, the life cycle of a ladybird initiates with the egg stage wherein an adult bug lays eggs on a leaf. Secondly
, after 2-5 days those eggs transform into larva which stays in this
larval phase for 21 days. Next is the pupa stage where the larva converts itself into a cocoon which gets attached to a leaf. Finally
, after 7 days the cocoon transforms into an adult ladybug.
Furthermore
, the anatomy of this
insect consists of one head at the top, to which two antennas are attached. Similarly
, it has two eyes, four legs, one pronotum and one abdomen. Moreover
, this
cricket has two wings on both sides of its body for flying purposes and the design on its wing is called red elytra.Submitted by rakshandahedawoo on
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