Good words: 3322, ugly, jackal, butch, suddenly coming, wandering, full of interest, shining, driven by hunger, suffering from thirst, living next door.

1. At these times, it lived in a pear-shaped nest underground. It is eager to break through the nail nest of the hard shell and run to the sun. But its success depends on the environment.

If the thief escapes safely, the only effort the owner can make is to admit his bad luck. It wiped its cheeks, took some air, flew away and started a new stove.

The part of pear sticking to the floor has been covered with fine sand. The rest, too, were polished like glass, which showed that it didn't roll up the pear carefully, but shaped it.

At this time, its color is red and white. It has to change clothes several times before it becomes ebony black. The color is getting darker and harder, until it is covered with horny nails, and it is a fully grown beetle.

In my own studio, I made an artificial crypt for the female beetle with a big glass bottle filled with soil, and left a small hole to observe its movements, so that I could see all the working processes of it.

6. As I said, the ancient Egyptians believed that the eggs of sacred beetles were in the sphere I just described. I have proved that this is not the case. One day, I stumbled upon the truth of beetle laying eggs.

After a while, it will eat. Nobody teaches it, but it can do it. Like its predecessors, it will make food into a ball and dig a storage place to store food. It will be fully involved in the work, and there is no need to study at all.

Of course, I have done this kind of experiment. I put the dry hard shell in the box and keep it dry. Sooner or later, I will hear a sharp lock rubbing in the box. This is because I scrape walls on their heads and front feet with a rake. After two or three days, there seems to be no progress.

9. Their bodies are bulging, like half a pea, and their sheath wings are smooth or fluffy. Usually there are red or yellow stripes on the black coleoptera, or black stripes on the red and yellow coleoptera, but some ladybugs have yellow, red or brown coleoptera without spots. These bright colors are used as warnings to scare away natural enemies.