Ladybug Facts and Biology

The video discusses the life cycle of ladybugs, starting from eggs laid on leaves, hatching into larvae, transforming into pupae, and finally becoming adult ladybugs. It covers their reproduction, diet, aging, and seasonal behaviors, including hibernation. The video concludes with a summary of these stages.

How many species of ladybugs are there worldwide?

• 1,000

• 5,000

• 7,000

• 3,000

What is the appearance of the seven-spotted ladybug?

• Green with yellow spots

• Red and black with seven spots

• Orange with black dots

• Blue with white stripes

Where do adult ladybugs lay their eggs?

• In water

• Inside tree bark

• On the ground

• On the underside of leaves

What do ladybug larvae look like?

• Round and smooth

• Black, long, and spiky

• Green and slimy

• Brown and furry

What is the process called when a ladybug larva becomes an adult?

• Metamorphosis

• Germination

• Photosynthesis

• Pollination

How many insects can a ladybug consume in its lifetime?

• 1,000

• 7,000

• 5,000

• 3,000

What happens to a ladybug's spots as it ages?

• They change shape

• They fade in color

• They increase in number

• They become brighter

During which seasons are ladybugs most active?

• Winter and Spring

• Spring and Fall

• Summer and Winter

• Fall and Winter

Where do ladybugs hibernate during the winter?

• On flowers

• In the sky

• Under logs and rocks

• In water