Respect the Insect! | SciShow Kids Compilation

The video explores the fascinating world of insects, highlighting their diversity, characteristics, and unique abilities. It explains how to identify insects by their exoskeleton, body parts, and number of legs. The video also delves into the abilities of insects, such as climbing walls and the reasons behind mosquito bites. It showcases some of the largest insects, including the Titan beetle, giant wetta, and Atlas moth. Finally, it discusses cicadas, known for their loud sounds, and their life cycle.

What is the longest insect mentioned in the video?

• Chan's Mega Stick

• Atlas moth

• Giant wetta

• Northern walking stick

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of insects?

• Having an exoskeleton

• Body divided into head, thorax, and abdomen

• Having eight legs

• Having six legs

How do insects like flies manage to walk on walls?

• They have superpowers

• They have suction cups on their feet

• They use special body parts like claws and sticky liquids

• They defy gravity

What causes the itchiness of mosquito bites?

• The mosquito's saliva

• The mosquito's proboscis

• The mosquito's wings

• The mosquito's legs

Which insect is known for its massive size and strong jaws?

• Giant wetta

• Chan's Mega Stick

• Titan beetle

• Atlas moth

What is unique about the Atlas moth's wings?

• They are used for swimming

• They are the smallest among moths

• They are transparent

• They have a pattern resembling a snake's head

What is the primary reason cicadas make loud noises?

• To scare predators

• To attract mates

• To communicate with other insects

• To mark their territory

How do cicadas produce their loud sounds?

• By using a special body part called a tymbal

• By vibrating their legs

• By rubbing their wings together

• By clicking their mandibles

What is the lifespan of cicadas once they emerge from the ground?

• Several years

• A few months

• A few days

• A few weeks

Which insect is known for its camouflage abilities?

• Titan beetle

• Cicada

• Atlas moth

• Northern walking stick