Insects

2. A flying insect related to bees, known for its slender body, stinging capability, and role in pollination.
3. A small flying insect known for its blood-sucking behavior, often considered a nuisance due to its bites.
6. A colorful insect with large, often patterned wings, known for its transformative life cycle from caterpillar to butterfly.
8. An arachnid with eight legs, known for spinning webs to catch prey, diverse in size and appearance.
9. A nocturnal flying insect related to butterflies, often characterized by duller colors and feathery antennae.
13. The larval stage of butterflies and moths, often characterized by a segmented body and a voracious appetite.
14. A flying insect important for pollination and honey production, known for its striped appearance and stinging capability.
15. A multi-legged arthropod with a segmented body, known for its fast movement and predatory behavior.

1. A flying insect with large, transparent wings and a long abdomen, known for their agile flight and predatory behavior.
4. A social insect that lives in colonies, known for its hardworking nature, organized behavior, and ability to carry heavy loads.
5. A hopping insect with strong hind legs, known for its ability to jump long distances and produce distinctive sounds.
7. A flying insect known for its bioluminescent light, often observed during warm summer evenings.
10. A diverse group of insects with hard exoskeletons, often characterized by their shape, color, and pattern.
11. A small beetle with a round body and distinctive spotted pattern, often considered a symbol of good luck.
12. Mantis A predatory insect with a long body, spiked forelimbs, and an upright posture, known for its hunting skills.
15. A jumping insect known for its distinctive chirping sound, produced by rubbing its wings or legs together.