The diagrams below show the life cycle of a lady bird and its anatomy.

The provided graphic elucidates the process of a

Ladybug

's conception to the stage of complete maturity,

as well as

its body structure.

Overall

, the life genesis begins with an egg and ends with a fully grown

Ladybug

in four prominent steps. As stated above, the life of a

Ladybug

begins as a yolk in an egg dangling from a leaf in a cluster of several other eggs.

This

egg

then

hatches into a larva, after which the hatchling spends roughly twenty-one days before finding a leaflet to cover itself in a Pupa. After that, the cocoon opens up in a week, revealing an adult

Ladybug

. As

such

,

this

cycle begins anew. The general anatomy of a

Ladybug

consists of eight noteworthy features.

Such

, as the Abdomen, which has three pairs of legs attached to it.

Furthermore

, a set of wings are attached to the frame covered by a couple of dome-shaped, red with black dots coloured Elytras, serving as a shield for the wings.

Finally

, the head of the insect is made up of two numbers of eyes

as well as

an antenna near each of the aforementioned occludes. And, most of the head is covered by Pronotum, which serves to protect the said body part.

To conclude

,

while

seemingly simple, the life cycle of a

Ladybug

is fairly complicated so is the body structure of it.