Excellent thoughts on world famous works: My thoughts on reading Fabres's Insect Tale

My father bought me a set of Fabres's Insect Tale. There are ten books in this set. The author introduced the clever hunter, the mud bee, the surgeon, the earth poison king, the tarantula and the talented architect, the round net, with wonderful stories.

among all the insects, I am most impressed by the dung beetle, the scavenger of nature. In the book, the scarab named "Magic Hand" is the protagonist of the story. Magic Hand likes to eat dung balls very much. She met many difficulties and friends on her way home. The magic hand asked them many questions, which enriched their knowledge, learned the characteristics and habits of many other kinds of dung beetles, and made more friends.

I also learned a lot of knowledge and understood a lot of truth by following the magic hand. I understand that only perseverance can lead to success. Just like the magic hand in the book, she encountered all kinds of difficulties in pushing the dung ball home, but she tried hard not to give up. Where there is a will, there is a way. She finally pushed the dung ball home and ate the "delicious" dung ball.

I will study like a magic hand in the future. I am not afraid of hard work and don't give up easily. I should ask teachers, parents and classmates more questions when I meet something I don't understand, so that I can learn more knowledge.

excellent thoughts on reading world famous works ii: thoughts on reading the book of insects

I finished reading the book of insects today. This book, written by French writer Fabres, I like this book very much. This book has written many stories about insects. Let me tell you a little story about little bees.

The bee has great ability. It has a strong memory. If you put the bee far away from its nest, it will fly back no matter how long it takes. If the wind blows in the opposite direction at this time, if you put the bee far away, it can still come back. If you put the bee from its nest at two o'clock and put it halfway two miles away, it will fly back around two forty with pollen all over it. In other words, the little bee can't be two miles and a half away after a quarter of an hour, which also includes the time to collect pollen. This shows that the bee is very fast.

This Insect Book has broadened my horizons and increased my knowledge. I want to be as diligent as Little Bee in my study, not playful, and do my homework carefully. This book also taught me a lot about insects, but I learned some interesting things about nature.

excellent thoughts on world famous works (3): thoughts on reading Insects

Do you know the world of insects?

I recently read a book called Entomology, which was edited and created by Fabres. He showed us the colorful insect world. Come and have a look!

weak fireflies can eat snails! I'm so surprised. It turns out that there is a cruel nature hidden under their weak skin. When hunting, it always "touches" its prey repeatedly with its humble jaw. Its jaw is its anesthesia needle, which anesthetizes its prey unconscious, and then it begins its ferocious scene, chewing their bodies comfortably on its prey.

The spirit of scarab's unyielding spirit makes me feel even more deeply. They are always transporting food balls to their habitat. Their mode of transportation is also different: they lie on the ball first, hold the ball tightly with their hind legs, and walk slowly on the ground with strong arms, but they often go astray and step on steep slopes, but every time they fail, they become more and more brave, five times, ten times, twenty times ... no matter how hard it is, until they succeed. If we are all like it, then we can have more fruits of victory!

The insect world is a strange, dangerous and colorful world! Come and look at this book!

excellent reflections on world famous works iv: reflections on Insects

Today I read Insects, which was written by Fabres, an outstanding French entomologist.

I like the book Insect Tale very much, because it makes me understand the knowledge of insects. This book writes that fireflies eat snails, crickets, midges and mantises skillfully ...

The excellent reading feeling of my favorite world famous book is that fireflies eat snails skillfully. Although fireflies are weak in appearance, they are carnivores and game hunters. Its prey is usually a snail almost no bigger than a cherry. How does a firefly ingest its prey? The tool for fireflies to eat snails is invisible to the naked eye. It takes a magnifying glass to see two hooked jaws, which are very sharp, but as thin as a hair. This is its tool. Because it preys on snails, if snails crawl or even retract into their shells, it is not difficult to attack them. Most of the front part of the snail's shell is exposed without a cover, so it is easy to be hurt. For example, the snail's shell and its support are not tightly attached, which means that the cover is not properly covered. In this way, even if the exposed part is only a little big, fireflies can slightly sting the snail with its exquisite tools, and they can eat quietly.

get closer to nature, and there will be unexpected things!

excellent thoughts on world famous works: thoughts on reading Insects

This book is a masterpiece describing insects. It was written by the famous entomologist Fabres all his life. The insect stories in the book lead us into the wonderful insect world.

What interests me most in The Tale of Kunchong is the moth, which lives like "clothes first, food second". This bug is very weak and vulnerable to natural enemies. But it has a very powerful skill-wearing clothes. It can wrap leaves, branches, paper, etc. around itself as protection and hide itself from natural enemies. Every day, it will change into a new dress, which is changeable and always puts wearing clothes first. Is this kind of insect very strange? There are more interesting stories, all in Insect.

after reading this book, I deeply feel that without this book, we would know nothing about insects, and without this book, we would not be able to see these touching stories. The first word of Entomology contains Fabres's painstaking efforts. In order to write this book, he spent 31 years of painstaking efforts. Therefore, we should deeply thank this "poet of science"-Fabres. So let's open the book Insect with reverence.