Ask a bug
By: Deborah Lock, senior editor
Publisher: Dorling Kindersley
Published: 2011
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 31
ISBN-13: 9781405364331
Subjects: Arthropoda; Miscellanea; Juvenile literature
Other titles: Ask a bug and it will answer you
Description: Written from the perspective of the bugs themselves, this book provides the answers to the questions that children ask and wonder about the world around them. They will discover that there are an astounding 200 million insects per every human being on this planet and that a queen bee lays 2,000 eggs every day!
Notes: On board pages.

Includes index.
Table of contents: title: Are insects the only bugs?; title: Are beetles good fighters?; title: Are all ladybugs spotted?; title: What's in my net?; title: Why do crickets sing?; title: Why are dragonflies in a hurry?; title: Can bugs change colors?; title: Why are butterflies so colorful?; title: Why do ants have armies?; title: Do all bees make honey?; title: Why do stings hurt?; title: Why don't spiders get stuck to their own webs?; title: Do bugs taste good?; title: Who are the record holders?; title: Glossary and index.