Motherliness of a Ladybug
And it turns out, maternal nature does not only belong to humans, creatures with the highest civilization compared to other living things on this earth
Today, I accidentally met a ladybug who was guarding the egg, who would later become her children, the next generation of the next ladybug.
The question in my heart is, from the knowledge that I have gained so far, ladybugs are not included in the category of animals that incubate eggs for hatching, but this type of animal only lays eggs and leaves it, nature then keeps it until it hatches into a baby ladybug, but what happens with the ladybugs that the picture I show here is just the opposite .... I don't know.
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Thanks a Lot, Best Regards
Very informative
Thank you broo
Wow is this really a motherland of ladybug ?awesome! I actually i have never seen this but i like to see beauty of nature.
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Due to multicellular eukaryotic organisms in Ladybugs, they were the categorised of Animalia kingdom.
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