1.6K views · 66 reactions | Check out the camouflage on this green lacewing larva (family Chrysopidae) I found on the boardwalk! Some larvae of this family are debris carriers, collecting debris and food remains on their backs to hide from birds and perhaps sneak their way into aphid colonies! - Randi Bowman, Research Intern #CorkscrewSwampSanctuary #AudubonFL #invertebrates | Audubon's Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary | Facebook

Lacewing larvae are often called "aphid lions" because they are known for attacking and eating aphids. They use their sickle-shaped, hollow mandibles to pierce prey and suck out their body fluids. Adult lacewings have net-like, lacy wings that are held like a tent over their back. Bird cherry-oat aphids are pests of small grains such as wheat, oats and barley. They damage plants by using their piercing-sucking mouthparts to feed on plant sap. More importantly for growers, these aphids vector Bar

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50K views · 2K reactions | Color Tyre Cycle #color #cycle #bicycle #kids #school #life #yke #yashkeexperiments #new | YASH KE EXPERIMENTS | Facebook

FS2 children have been investigating the frogs’ life cycle and how they hibernate. Exploring and learning about animals life cycles through observation and illustration is important for children to respect and care for the living things around them. The children learned that frog’s liver produces a syrup that protects its cells from freezing in the winter season. Afterwards, they were free to explore open-ended materials to build up their own project and to illustrate it. #BeAmazingatGEMSBISM #L