600 words to finish entomology (1)
After reading Insects, I was fascinated by this book. It turns out that there are so many mysteries in the insect world. I know: how cicadas shed their shells in the morning; ; How ants eat aphid secretions. It is also clear that bees catch caterpillars not as their own sons, but to arrange food for their offspring to see for the first time & gt I don't know how it attracted me. This is a popular science book describing the birth, labor, hunting and death of insects. Sometimes it makes people laugh, just like following Fabres into nature. Let me enter a vivid insect world for the first time and explore the mysteries of insects in nature.
If you open the book and look down, you will know a lot: fireflies have six short feet. They are stumbling insects. Although fireflies are weak in appearance, they are carnivores and predators. Anoplophora longicorn is the chief culprit in destroying tree trunks. During the Mid-Autumn Festival, they hid in the trunk to absorb nutrients, dug tunnels with semicircular, unfounded, short and extremely strong jaws, and used the excavated fragments as food. Mantis is a very fierce animal. However, early in its life, it will also be sacrificed by the claws of the smallest ant. If you don't look at its deadly hunting tools, mantis is actually not terrible: slim figure in a pretty coat, elegant light green all over, with wings like Salo, just like a beautiful girl; There are also rich storylines about how Dendrolimus punctatus lays eggs and hatches, how animals commit suicide under hypnosis, how strong the venom of languedoc scorpions is, who will eat those two stinging insects, a scorpion from languedoc and a tarantula from Naha, and what is the food of scarabs. Looking at it, these bugs seem to have jumped out of the book.
Before, I didn't like insects in nature very much. I thought all insects were bad things. Since reading the book Insects, I have found that I like insects, and I don't hate them as much as before. Sometimes I study insects carefully. Because I have mastered a lot of knowledge about insects, I can almost name most of them now. I really thank this delicate and profound genius for thinking like a philosopher. The artist's general observation and the writer's general narration have opened a door to the insect world for me, which is also the key to science, allowing me to get in touch with nature again and understand the mystery of insects in nature. After reading the book Insects, I understand that insects in nature also have their living habits. We should not hate them. If you try to get in touch with them, you will fall in love with them involuntarily. I was also inspired by Fabres's spirit: We should have the courage and perseverance to pursue the truth. As long as we believe in our abilities and give full play to our potential, we should accomplish what we are interested in. Even if your pursuit is boring, lonely and boring to others, as long as you have perseverance and confidence, you will be able to create miracles.
Reading Entomology in 600 Words (2)
In the summer vacation, I read a book-insects. The author of this book is Fabers, a famous French entomologist and writer. This book mainly introduces us to 17 species of insects.
Entomology is an immortal masterpiece. The language of the article is easy to understand and introduces us to all kinds of anecdotes in the insect world. It is a collection of essays integrating knowledge, interest, literature and philosophy. This book introduces all kinds of insects that are common in life, such as red ants, bees, butterflies, mantis, scarabs, spiders and so on. , let me learn popular science knowledge in the fascinating story.
Then, I said the master architect in the book, the palace spider. Labyrinth spiders are also called web spiders. Is an unparalleled textile worker. It uses cobwebs to catch trapped bugs and enjoys success. It can be said that you can get them as easy as blowing off dust! Its body is gray, with two wide black ribbons on its chest with white stripes and brown spots in the middle, but when it is about to lay eggs, the spider will move. Its silk sac is bright in color and exquisite in appearance.
After the spider lays its eggs, its biggest task is completed. Around mid-September, the little spiders hatched, but they will spend the winter in this bag. The years are ruthless, and the female spider eats less and lacks physical strength. Still, she can live for four or five weeks. But before leaving this world, it continued to wander around. Finally. /kloc-at the end of 0/0, it used its last strength to bite the nest wall for the children and died of exhaustion.
After reading these, I think mother spider has done all the responsibilities that a most caring mother should do. I am very touched. Mother spider's love is selfless and great. The great spirit of the female spider reminds me of a famous saying: the greatest power in the world is maternal love.
Thinking of my mother, I want to thank her for always encouraging me and helping me no matter what happens. In the future, I will be as good to her as she is to me.
600 words after reading entomology (3)
The book Insects left me with endless aftertaste. In the book, I seem to have entered a mysterious and colorful world, learned about the living habits of spiders, bees, mantis, beetles, crickets, cicadas and other insects, and let me see a wonderful picture of insects. These unpretentious languages and meticulous descriptions make me feel as if I were there.
Beetles that read help are usually up to no good. More often, under the guise of helping, I make a living by fire, letting me know that beetles are also very cunning; After studying hard for four years, I can live a bright life for dozens of days. I know the meaning of cicada's life; It's getting colder and colder. The maze spider used its last strength to bite the nest for the children. It died of exhaustion. This sentence made me realize its satisfaction and all the responsibilities that a mother should do.
After reading this book, I can not only understand the real face of the insect world, but also discover the infinite mysteries contained in nature. Think about myself. I used to be so timid and hateful, so I always met ugly bugs I was afraid of, so I quickly hid and fled, and I was trampled to death when I met smaller bugs. I remember once I saw a group of ants marching in a long line in front of my house. I didn't know what they were doing, so I gave them bread crumbs. They immediately picked up the food and seemed happy to go back. Seeing them holding my things, I felt that I had done a great good thing, but on second thought, what if they knew me and came to my house to look for something? The thought of being covered with black ants at that time made me sick to death and I couldn't help shivering. No, this will never happen. So I ran over a pile with one foot and another pile with the other, and I killed them all cruelly! But after watching Insects, I regret what I did. The book says that the hateful red ants have neither any labor skills nor can they raise children. In order to survive, they brutally plundered the children of black ants and forced these prisoners to work for themselves. Black ants? Isn't that the black ant I stepped on? They are already very poor, and I, perhaps, they just moved for the ants in order to have a safe environment, or they are a group of emergency rescue soldiers, and those poor little creatures are waiting for them to save, or maybe they are looking for food to feed their children. I think I am really bad.
This book has taught me a lot and made me understand my respect and love for life. Let me understand that these insects, big or small, ugly or handsome, are lovely and worthy of our protection. Insects made me love nature and these insects!
600 words after reading entomology (4)
After reading the book Insects recently, I was deeply touched.
Through careful observation and many experiments, the author of this book describes in detail the living habits, reproduction and predation behavior of various insects, and shows readers a wonderful insect world. The author's writing is lively and interesting, and the readers are full of interest.
The insects written in the whole book make me feel extremely interesting. This is due to the author's careful observation and detailed description. There are two rows of very sharp serrated things under mantis's thigh. Behind these two rows of sharp serrated teeth, there are some big teeth, three of which are * * *. "Dendrolimus punctatus, headed by a probe, digs the soil slightly and seems to be measuring the properties of the soil". Can only be written by careful observation. It is not enough to observe carefully, but also to describe it in detail so that readers can understand it. For example, "this small tube looks a bit like silk, with a little red in white, and layers of scales are stacked on it, just like tiles on the roof." These detailed descriptions make the whole book more vivid, concrete and fascinating. Read the story of insects in 600 words.
The insect world is wonderful! Before reading this book, I didn't know that tube worms would wear "clothes", that pine moths would predict the weather, and that little spiders would fly around with silk thread. Now I know everything. Some animals have a higher way of thinking than people. For example, when red striped bees leave food for their eggs, they make caterpillars unable to move and lose consciousness instead of killing them. In this way, they can keep their food fresh for free. For another example, when giving up the waist to catch spiders and taking eggs, only the small ones are caught, so that each one can eat up the worms in a short meal and every meal can be fresh. How's it going? Be smart!
The author wrote this because he observed it carefully, and I, for my part, am a person who is not very good at observing life. So when the teacher asks me to write a composition, I always can't think of a theme. But once, on my way to class, I found a group of ants moving food. After observation, I found that the ants cut the food into small pieces first, then put it on their heads, moved it back to the nest, and then moved it again. Although I observed it carefully this time, it was something that interested me. Now I understand that we should not only carefully observe what we are interested in, but also carefully observe everything around us in order to write everywhere. Look, small insects also have college problems!
Life is the source of writing. Only by carefully observing everything around you can we understand the wonders of the world. This is what I deeply realized after watching Insects.
600 words after reading entomology (5)
Huh? Dung beetles? Isn't this the dirty, stupid and ugly "shit shell"? Sample, but also put green onions in the pig's nose-pretend to be "like"! "On a cool summer night, I was lazily lying in bed, leafing through Fables' book Insects." There must be a lot of embarrassing things about it in the annoying book "Shit Shell"! "Thinking of its ugly and fierce flat face, my heart suddenly felt a cruel pleasure. I sat there, happily reading the chapter" Dung Lang ". Reading, reading, the description in the book seems to be different from what I expected …
When I finished reading the last word about "shit shell" with a frown, I had a strong impulse-I want to travel back to ancient times and beat the drums hard in front of the yamen for dung beetles!
Shit shell? It is the job of "excrement shell" to collect dirt from soil surface. The misunderstood "shit ball" is just a layer of garbage that it "rolls" on the surface. This apple-sized garbage ball is a "jar" for storing food.
Shit shells don't lay eggs in shit balls! In fact, it lays its eggs in a "homemade nest" shaped like a pear, which contains food. In order not to dry the food in the pear, it also put a hard shell at the bottom of the pear. In this way, the baby can eat fresh food.
Shit shell is not stupid, its "deception" means is very clever. Cunning, he first pretended to dribble for other shit shells, but rarely exerted his strength. When the time comes, it will play with the ball to death, take advantage of it and secretly push the ball away. If found, the thief immediately changed his posture, as if to stop the ball from rolling down, so the two "partners" cooperated casually again. ...
The shit shell does not shrink back, and it is a warrior with firm will and repeated defeats. They push huge garbage balls every day and climb places where it is impossible to go up. This ball is heavy. It is pushed step by step. Be very careful. This is a rugged path, grass roots will trip it, talc will trip it ... a little obstacle is enough for it to roll down with the ball ... On this road, it pushes it again and again, and finally pushes the ball to its destination.
After reading Insects, the excrement shell is no longer a "excrement shell". A determined, smart and calf-protecting little cleaner named dung beetles!
600 words after reading entomology (6)
Entomology was written by French scholar Henry Fables. It is different from an encyclopedia, and it exudes a strong literary flavor.
In Insect Tales, Fabres focuses on the living habits of various insects with vivid and interesting descriptions. This book is a masterpiece combining science with literature.
When I first started reading this book, I was in the fourth grade. I didn't understand it at that time, because there were many new terms in it, but the more I read it, the more interested I became. At present, sometimes I will look through the materials I have read in books before and "chew" and "digest" repeatedly. I learned a lot about insects from entomology. For example, in Song of the Cicada, the cicada can make the cymbals vibrate only by muscle contraction, so that it can "sing". I always thought singing depended on my mouth. I didn't expect cicadas to have cymbals in their bodies. Now I understand that animals have vocal organs similar to our human vocal cords. The knowledge mentioned in the book also includes the knowledge of red ants, the egg nest of labyrinth spiders, the hexagonal honeycomb made by wasps and so on. I am amazed at the survival skills of insects-these humble little things also have their tenacious lives! I can't help but feel heartfelt admiration. I want to say: don't hurt life, even a little ant.
In nature, insects can be seen everywhere, some flying in the sky, some crawling on the ground; There are big and small. They are so humble. But can you imagine? In order to study insects, Fabres spent his whole life. He finished ten volumes of Tales of Insects, which solved the mystery of insects that many people have not solved, and also corrected many people's wrong views on entomology. I admire the tenacious vitality of those insects described in Insects, but what I admire more is Fabres's persistent and indomitable spirit. He devoted his life to the study of insects. Fabres's persistent spirit of exploring insects is enough to touch anyone.
At the end of the translation sequence of Insects, I once read such a sentence: "I hope that when you open the pages of this book, you can once again arouse your childhood happiness of turning over the grass to find insects." A few years ago, I gradually forgot the scene of catching ants and grasshoppers with my friends. However, when I read Insects, that wonderful scene suddenly came alive in my memory, as if it had happened yesterday. I haven't read Insects for a long time, but now, when I open this immortal work again, I realize once again that we should learn from Fabres's persistent spirit of inquiry, have a persistent attitude towards everything, and have the determination to never give up.
600 words after reading entomology (7)
Cicadas always hold their heads high when laying eggs. It allows me to observe it, even under a magnifying glass, because it is completely immersed in spawning. 1 cm-long ovipositor is inserted obliquely in the branch, and drilling seems not too difficult, because its tools are perfect ... After reading this paragraph, I think everyone knows what this book is! Yes, I want to talk about insects today. The Tale of Insects describes Fabres's observations on the daily life, spawning and fighting of insects.
Entomology devoted all his life to the great entomologist Fabres, in other words, he devoted his life to insects. He devoted himself to his lovely and lively little life day and night. Whenever I see those humorous words, I always feel both admiration and shame, because "Insect Story" took Fabres many years and hours of uninterrupted observation!
Moreover, this interesting insect world also contains Fabres's rigorous scientific attitude of constantly exploring the truth. The rigorous language in Insect Tale, such as "At 9: 00 pm, I held up the lamp and looked at it again. The scarab's dining and rope-making work lasted for some time, so the total length of this long rope made by scarab was 3.16m", which is a serious portrayal of Fabres. It can be seen that Fabres's tenacity, firm will and meticulous attitude when he finished writing Insects!
I remember buying an extracurricular exercise book before. At first, it was like a shot in the arm. I finish many pages every day. A week later, I finished writing fewer and fewer pages. Sometimes even if nothing happens, my eyes will automatically turn away when I see those books. I always thought it would be all right if I didn't do it now, but I always thought so. Until the end, I simply let them sleep there and didn't disturb them. It seems that Fabres not only has persistent willpower, but also relies on strong restraint to achieve success.
Entomology is my mentor, which not only makes me understand the necessity of perseverance and rigorous attitude, but also makes me understand the truth of cherishing time, cherishing life and loving nature.
600 words after reading entomology (8)
I recently read a good book that fascinated me. This is an insect story written by Fabres with his detailed and accurate notes after observing insects all his life.
In the book, the biologist Fables brought me into the lovely insect world again and again, which made me understand how wonderful the insect world is: the little beetle made selfless dedication to future generations and "broke her heart for children"; Little sparrows bitten by poisonous spiders will also "eat happily". If the feeding is a little "negligent", it will even "cry like a baby". Fireflies, ants, spiders, crickets, caterpillars, swallows ... In Fabres's works, an insect comes alive before our eyes, and interesting stories are staged in front of us. ...
The Story of Insects carefully observes the life of insects and the struggle of racial reproduction, covering almost all the details about insects. It not only has important scientific value, but also has strong literary color, which not only embodies the author's feelings, but also embodies the unique characteristics of insects. No matter which article it is, it reflects the author's awe. No matter what kind of animal it is, it contains qualities worthy of our respect.
Before, I always hurt small insects for my own happiness, regardless of their feelings, and never thought about taking care of them. Reading this book, especially the article Tiger Spider, completely changed my original view! At that time, when I was watching "Tiger Spider", I felt inexplicably that I was also an insignificant bug running for my life. Recalling my past and my mistakes, I regret it very much. Human life is life, and animal life is not life? There is no high or low in life, only greatness and awe. Many people ignore the lives of other creatures because they can't see the inner spirit contained in that meager strength, but only look at their own ability and strength to "play with each other"; On the other hand, if one day we human beings meet a life stronger than ours, and they want to trample on and slaughter us as we have done to other lives, how will we feel?
All lives are equal and deserve the same respect-even if you are stronger than them, you should not kill unnecessarily. Because the greatness in the world is often not volume, but spirit. The levee of a thousand miles, collapsed in the ant nest, which is the majesty and challenge of the humble. Respect for humble, fear of life, is to respect yourself. From this perspective, insects are worthy of rigorous scientific notes and immortal life epics!
600 words after reading entomology (9)
The good book I read is entomology, written by the great entomologist Fabers. This book describes the insect world that Fabres loved and pursued all his life. Oh, how respectable Fabres is. He has devoted himself to insects all his life and has never seen such a persistent person.
That book really fascinates me. The Tale of Insects is a book written by Fabres. He spent his whole life observing the life of insects and their struggle for survival and reproduction, and then recorded his observations in detail and accurately. It cares about insects with human nature, looks back at social life with insects, and depicts the insect world as a beautiful article for human beings to acquire knowledge, interest, beauty and thoughts. The Insect Story profoundly describes the lives of many kinds of insects: spiders, bees, mantises, scorpions, cicadas, beetles, crickets, flies and so on.
A passage in Insects made me sigh, "In this small green world, I don't know how many busy little lives are endless. By the muddy pool, a group of tadpoles can be seen everywhere playing and chasing in warm water; The red-bellied salamander also swings its wide tail like a rudder and moves slowly. " This passage amazes me and is one of my favorite paragraphs. Probably because of Fabres's vivid relationship, these words seem to have vitality, which fascinates me very much. It seems that there are many fragments in front of me, which is really attractive.
There are many languages describing various insects in Insect Tales. I learned a lot about insects and began to like them. Mantis, for example, is a very fierce animal, but in its early life, it will also be sacrificed under the claws of the smallest ant. If you don't look at its deadly hunting tools, mantis is actually not terrible: slim figure in a pretty coat, elegant light green all over, wings like Salo, just like a beautiful girl. For example, I also know how Dendrolimus punctatus lays eggs and hatches, how animals commit suicide under hypnosis, how strong the venom of languedoc scorpions is, who will eat them are all stinging insects, a scorpion from languedoc and a tarantula from Naha, and what are the food of scarabs ... How can these lovely insects be unpleasant?
Entomology is not only full of reverence for life, but also contains some spirits. That spirit is the spirit of seeking truth.
Seeking truth is Faber's spirit. Without this spirit, there would be no entomology, and the tree of human spirit would lack a fruit of wisdom.
Entomology is indeed a miracle, a life movement written by Fabres, a "scientific poet", and a book that can never be read.
600 words to finish entomology (10)
The book Insects fascinates me very much. After reading it, I realized that there are so many mysteries in the insect world. Entomology is the immortal work of French writer Fabres. He spent most of his life observing insects and wrote ten volumes of Observation. How can this world not be sensational? Entomology is not only a literary masterpiece, but also an encyclopedia of insect science! In fact, insects have also praised the grandeur of animal life-life is everywhere in the world, and often some tiny lives are easily overlooked. These little creatures are praised by Fabres-Insect. They are so important to us that their lives should be respected.
The insect world is wonderful! Before reading this book, I didn't know that tube worms would wear "clothes", that pine moths would predict the weather, and that little spiders would fly around with silk thread. Now I know everything. Some animals have a higher way of thinking than people. For example, when red striped bees leave food for their eggs, they make caterpillars unable to move and lose consciousness instead of killing them. In this way, they can keep their food fresh for free. For another example, when you give up your waist to catch spiders and take eggs, you only catch small ones, so that each bug can be eaten up in just one meal and every meal can be fresh. How's it going? Be smart!
Fabres's description of insects is so vivid, beautiful, touching and vivid, which stems from his long-term careful observation and study of insect life, and accurately grasps the typical characteristics of the things he describes. Fabres struggled in poverty all his life for entomological research. Everyone is fighting against arrogance and prejudice, but he doesn't feel lonely at all. Because he has so many insect friends and a vast insect world, he is richer than anyone else. He regards nature as his laboratory. Under the grape trellis, among thorns, in the fields and on the hillside, he spent a day in the strong sunshine and mosquito bites along the Mediterranean coast. Without equipment, he built an insect garden with bottles and jars at home and invited scorpions, scarabs and dung beetles to share a room. He turned his home into an insect house. A self-taught middle school teacher, who insists on amateur research for a long time, can neither become famous nor become rich, and no one forces him to do so. But he spent his whole life, forgetting to eat and sleep, not entertaining himself, not going out, not knowing the time, being tireless, not knowing hardships, not enjoying himself, and persisting for decades, which stems from his curiosity and deep love for the insect world and his love for science and truth.
Entomology has broadened my horizons and I have a different view on the problem. I think no matter who it is, as long as you read entomology carefully and read the tastes and feelings, you will know more.
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