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 \nQUESTTIONSaboutBUGS  \nWritten and Illustrated bySimon Abbott  \nPETER PAUPER PRESS  \nIn 1928,at the age of twenty-two,Peter Beilenson beganprinting books on a small press in the basement of hisparents'home in Larchmont,New York.Peter—and later,hiswife,Edna—sought to create fine books that sold at\"priceseven a pauper could afford.\"  \nToday,still family owned and operated,Peter Pauper Presscontinues to honor our founders'legacy of quality,value,andfun for big kids and small kids alike.  \nFor Ellie and George.Bee happy!  \nDesigned by Heather Zschock  \nTextand illustrations copyright ◎2018 by Simon Abbott  \nPublished by Peter Pauper Press,Inc.202 Mamaroneck AvenueWhite Plains,New York 10601 USA  \nPublished in the United Kingdom and Europe by Peter Pauper Press,Inc.c/o White Pebble InternationalUnit 2,Plot 11 Terminus Rd.Chichester,West Sussex PO198TX,UK  \nLibrary of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication DataNames:Abbott,Simon,1967-author,illustrator.Title:100 questions about bugs:and all the answerstoo!/written and illustrated by Simon AbbottOther titles:One hundred questions about bugs  \nDescription:White Plains,New York:Peter Pauper Press,Inc.,[2018]|Series:100 questions |Audience:Ages 6-10.|Audience:K to grade 3.ldentifiers:LCCN 2017050154 |ISBN9781441326188(hardcover:alk.poper)Subjects:LCSH:Insects-Miscellanea--Juvenile literature.|Spiders-Miscellanea-Juvenile literature.IArthropoda--Miscellanea--Juvenile literature.|Children's questions and answers.  \nClosification:LCCQL467.2.A219252018|DDC 595.702--dc23 LC record availoble athttps://lccn.loc.gov/2017050154ISBN 978-1-4413-2618-8Manufactured for Peter Pauper Press,Inc.Printed in Hong Kong  \n765432  \n# WHAT’S THE BUZZABOUT BUGS?\n\nHere's a crash course in nature'screepy crawlies.  \nGet out your magnifying glass and marvel atthe biggest,smallest,deadliest,and smelliestspecimens.Try to keep up with the beetlesthat scuttle at break-neck speed!You'll spot some incredible insects,and uglybugs that will give you the creeps.  \nScurry along and separate the facts from the fiction.You'll \"bee\"amazed!A+the bUZZ s+op!  \n# BRILLIANT BUGS!\n\nWelcome to the world of bugs!  \nHow many bugs are on planet Earth?  \nThe animals we think of as bugs are called arthropods,and theymake up over three quarters of the planet's creatures.You can findthem on land,in the air,and in the water.They're hard to count,but scientists have estimated 10 quintillion (or million trillion)forthe insects alone.That's 200 million insects for every human!  \nhorseshoe crabs,also live in the water.  \n# What arthropods DO we call bugs?\n\nMost of the animals we think of as bugs belong to three groups:  \ninsects,arachnids,and myriapods.  \n# What makes an insect an insect?\n\nInsects include ants,bees,ladybugs,and many more.An insect'sbody has three sections,six jointed legs,and a pair of antennae onthe head.They usually have wings and can fly.Now scoot along!  \nothers.They are famous for their many pairsof legs,with some species having up to 750.That's a lot of socks!  \nThese bugs have two main body sections,apair of antennae on their head,and jaw-likemouthparts.  \nHe wasafraid of+heworld wideweb!  \nWhy did +he fly never landon +he compu+er? 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