Ladybug Behavior and Life Cycle

The video tutorial by Luna covers the life cycle of a ladybug, including egg laying, larva, pupa, and adult stages. It explains how ladybugs lay eggs, the feeding habits of larvae, the metamorphosis during the pupa stage, and the characteristics of adult ladybugs. The video also shares fun facts about ladybugs and concludes with a quick quiz to reinforce learning.

What is the primary reason a female ladybug chooses a specific plant to lay her eggs?

• To find a sunny spot

• To ensure food for her larvae

• To find a colorful leaf

• To avoid predators

What do ladybug larvae primarily feed on?

• Leaves

• Flowers

• Aphids and mites

• Grass

How do ladybug larvae change as they grow?

• They molt their skin

• They develop spots

• They change color

• They grow wings

During the pupa stage, what significant change occurs in a ladybug?

• It grows legs

• It loses its stripes

• It changes color and develops spots

• It becomes smaller

What is the initial color of a ladybug when it first emerges as an adult?

• Green

• Black

• Yellow

• Red

Why do gardeners appreciate having ladybugs in their gardens?

• They eat plant pests

• They add color to the garden

• They pollinate flowers

• They produce honey

What is a unique defense mechanism of ladybugs when they feel threatened?

• They change color

• They release a smelly chemical

• They play dead

• They fly away quickly

Which of the following is NOT a color variation found in ladybugs?

• Blue

• Pink

• Orange

• Brown

What is the process called when a ladybug sheds its outer skin?

• Molting

• Shedding

• Peeling

• Exfoliating

How long does the metamorphosis process usually take for a ladybug?

• 1 to 2 months

• 1 to 2 days

• 1 to 2 hours

• 1 to 2 weeks