I have been working on something called the weta report I hope you enjoy it!
Weta
Introduction
Wetas are members of the insect family and they are endemic to new zealand they are also the heaviest
Appearance Wetas have bulb heads and a stinger as long as a velvet ant stinger , anttenae as long as long as a
butterflys anttenae body detail like a bee
Habitat
dark leaf areas , scrub lands and grasslands
dark leaf areas , scrub lands and grasslands
Lifecycle
Weta hatch in winter into the next season And then into spring They hatch while its warm in the summer.
When they turn into pupae their
When they turn into pupae their
exoskeleton gets tighter Because their body is growing and moulting takes over they grow a new
exoskeleton. When they turn into adults they will mate with another
exoskeleton. When they turn into adults they will mate with another
Weta and will start laying eggs to keep their generation alive and will start the life-cycle all over again.
Threats
Wetas have a variety of threats and these threats are marsupials and humans but it's mostly human
because We keep on destroying land of nature with destruction
because We keep on destroying land of nature with destruction
Conclusion
The weta is a special insect that should be cared for And most scientist are trying to stop the extinction
From happening to save these fabulous creatures
From happening to save these fabulous creatures
Facts
The giant weta is one of the biggest insects on Earth, easily dwarfing most bugs and even some small rodents. Here are 10 facts you probably don't know about this New Zealand native.
Like other insects, the weta doesn’t have lungs; it breathes through its exoskeleton. Holes in the weta’s
exterior shell connect to tubes that pump oxygen to every cell in the insect’s body.
exterior shell connect to tubes that pump oxygen to every cell in the insect’s body.
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