Ladybugs - the "ladies" in the garden

Dung beetles - the story of dung balls

Fireflies - starry fireflies

Cicada - Sing for yourself

Mantis - the beautiful "killer"

Grasshopper - "Little Ghost" Embusha

Ant - magical Memory

Cricket - the fiddler in the countryside

Wasp - September full of loss

Peacock butterfly - the dancer of nature

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Pine caterpillar - working and happy

Beetle - a call from the depths of the body

Tarantula - fighting the carpenter bee

< p>Green fly - worker of metabolism

Catidid - hunts in trees

Languedoc scorpion - extremely lethal venom

< p>The caddisfly - the sheath and the submarine

The pea elephant - the dedicated tax collector

"Insect Diary" is a novel written by the French entomologist and litterateur Jane Henri. A long popular science literature work written by Jean-Henri Casimir Fabre (1823-1915), ***10 volumes. Also called "Insect World", "Insect Story", "Entomology Notes" or "Insect Story".

This work truly records the life of insects and expresses the spirituality shown by insects in their struggle for survival. It not only records Fabre's research results in detail, but also records the motivations, life ambitions, knowledge background, living conditions, and his infinite love and pursuit of nature for Fabre's obsession with insect research.

In the book, Fabre uses a humanistic view of insect nature based on his lifelong experience and achievements in insect research, and introduces his observations and observations in a simple and easy-to-understand, lively and interesting prose style. The external forms and biological habits of insects studied truly record the instincts, habits, labor, death, etc. of several common insects. It not only expresses the author's love and respect for life and nature, but also spreads scientific knowledge and embodies the author's Meticulous and tireless scientific exploration spirit.