Over next three days, we will be wrapping up our invertebrate unit with another look at invertebrates in a seleceted Planet Earth episode.
What types of inverebrates do you find in that habitat?
How are they adapted for survival?
Also, do not forget that the final day for your Science News presentation is this Wednesday. The Science news worksheet can be found in the Resources section of the wiki.
Yawn!
ReplyDeleteYou all picked Jungles.
On the video I saw (I'm not sure if all of them are right though);
ReplyDelete1. six o'clock cicada, also known as emperor cicada scientific name-Pomponia imperatoria phylum-arthropod
2. beetle larvae (don't know species) phylum- arthropod
3. beetle (don't know species)phylum-arthropod
4. bullet ant, scientific name-Paraponera clavata phylum- arthropod
5. cricket (don't know species)phylum- arthropod
6. moth (don't know species)phylum arthropod
7. stick bug scientific name-Ctenomorpha chronus phylum- arthropod
8. bee (don't know species)phylum arthropod
9. soldier ant scientific name- camponotus phylum- arthropod
10. red crab spider scientific name- Xysticus speciesc phylum- arthropod
11. mosquito (don't know species)common mosquito scientific name- Culex pipiens phylum- arthropod
12. mosquito larvae (don't know species) same as mosquito
13. yellow butterfly (don't know species) phylum- arthropod
14. white butterfly (don't know species)phylum-arthropod
15. maggots phylum-arthropod
Here's my list for Planet Earth.
ReplyDeleteGliding leapfrog, Bullet Ant, Beetle larva, Mosquito larva, 6 o'clock cicada, and Red Crab Spider.
Mr. Hoopman! I forgot my paper of the list of invertibrates from the jungle in my locker! It doesn't look like there is many people posting their lists on the blog so is it okay if I do it tomorrow?
ReplyDeletethe crab spiter would hang out in the pot plant and wait for bugs to dround and then it would eat them.
ReplyDeleteI found beatle larve and mosquito thats all I can remember from the video
ReplyDeleteAbout the stuff that we find in the video, does that go towards are grade or not?
ReplyDeleteThe invertebrates that I found in the video were:
ReplyDelete1) a six o'clock cicada
2) a beetle
3) a bullet ant
4) a soldier ant
5) a red crab spider
6) a mosquito larva
With the video we watched in class about Jungles I found:
ReplyDeleteA cicada
Bullet ants
Crickets
A stick type of bug
Spider
Butterflies
Mosquito and beetle larvae.
I didn't find a lot in the Jungle video; but I found some! :)