Insects

5. A green or brown insect known for its ability to leap great distances.
8. A flying insect known for its role in pollination and producing honey.
9. An insect with two large, often brightly colored wings, known for its distinctive fluttering flight.
11. A small, typically black or brown insect that lives in highly organized colonies.
12. A herbivorous insect with powerful hind legs for jumping and long antennae.
14. A small, round beetle with a typically red or orange shell, often with black spots.
15. A jumping insect known for its distinctive chirping sound, produced by rubbing its wings together.

1. A flying insect with large multifaceted eyes and a long slender body.
2. The larval stage of a butterfly or moth, characterized by a segmented body and short legs.
3. A flying insect known for its ability to produce light, especially at night.
4. A small flying insect known for feeding on the blood of animals and transmitting diseases.
6. A nocturnal insect with broad wings, often attracted to light.
7. A hard-shelled insect with wings that form protective covers over its body.
10. A flying insect with a slender body and a painful sting.
13. An eight-legged arachnid that typically spins webs to catch prey.