When the bug is resting, you will see only one pair of wings covering the bug's back. Near the head, these wings are thick and protective, but near the tail they are thin, just like the wings hidden underneath. True bugs also grow differently from some other insects. A baby butterfly is a caterpillar. The caterpillar has to change completely to become an adult butterfly.
True bugs are different.
A baby true bug looks like a small version of the adult true bug, but it doesn't have its wings yet. True bugs are in the order Hemiptera . An order is a type of scientific grouping. Stink bugs, bed bugs, giant water bugs and milkweed bugs are just some of the true bugs.