Creepy Crawlies

Join Zeke on an adventure exploring various creepy crawlies, including butterflies, bees, locusts, mosquitoes, snakes, cockroaches, flies, snails, spiders, scorpions, and worms. Learn about their life cycles, habitats, behaviors, and roles in the ecosystem. Discover fascinating facts about these creatures, from the pollination work of bees to the soil-enriching activities of worms.

What is the primary purpose of a butterfly's proboscis?

• To lay eggs

• To drink nectar

• To camouflage

• To fly

How do bees primarily contribute to the ecosystem?

• By producing silk

• By pollinating flowers

• By eating pests

• By building nests

What is a group of locusts called?

• A pack

• A herd

• A swarm

• A colony

Why do female mosquitoes bite humans?

• To build nests

• To obtain protein for egg production

• To feed on nectar

• To defend themselves

What is a unique feature of snakes that helps them in their environment?

• They have eight legs

• They can fly

• They have a forked tongue

• They have wings

What do cockroaches use to recognize family and friends?

• Their legs

• Their antennae

• Their eyes

• Their wings

What is the primary diet of snails?

• Fish

• Insects

• Plants

• Meat

What is the main purpose of a spider's web?

• To catch prey

• To store food

• To protect their eggs

• To hide from predators

What is the primary habitat of worms?

• Air

• Water

• Dirt

• Trees

What is a common feature of all arachnids?

• They have wings

• They have eight legs

• They have six legs

• They have scales