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Museum.  \nA colalogve record for this book is availoble from the Brish Library  \nPublished by Ladybird Books Ld80 Srand london WC2R ORLA Penguin Company  \n24681097531◎LADYBIRD BOOKS LTD MMVIⅢ.This edition MMXII  \nLADYBIRD and the dovice of a ladybird are trodemarks of lodybird Books Ld  \nll rights rosorved.No port of his publicanfion moy be reproduced,siored in a relrievol syslem,or Iransmited in any form or by any means,electronic,mechanicol,photocopying,recording or otherwise,without the prior consent of the copyright owner  \nISBN:978-0-71819-593-9  \nPrinted in China  \npageWhat are bugs?6Bug bodies8A bug’s life10How they move12Bugs in water14Bugs in the air16Bugs underground18Bugs on land20Bug societies24Fantastic factfile26Amazing bug awards28Glossary30Index31  \nSome words appear in bold in this book.Turn to the glossary to learn about them.  \n# What are bugs?\n\nWe use the word bugs to mean alarge number of small animals.The term can include insects ofall kinds,spiders 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