Beetle Seth

Beetle

Egg

Interesting Facts:

• The mom lays up to one hundred eggs at once.

• The mom will lay the eggs on a rotten log or leaf.

• The eggs take 4-19 days to hatch.

Beetle

Larva

Interesting Facts:

•They eat a lot of food.

• They shed their skin a lot.

• Larva stage can take 30 stages.

Pupa

Interesting Facts:

• This stage can take 9 months.

• This usually happens in the winter.

• Then it becomes a real beetle.

Beetle

Beetle

Adult

Interesting Facts:

• When it is a adult it will eat a lot of food.

• If it is a female it will lay eggs very soon.

•If it is a female it will then start a new generation.

The Chicken Life Cycle

Logan

Chicken

EGG

Interesting Facts:

• It takes 21 days before the egg hatches.

• The mama hen will sit on their egg proudly

• The hen will say, ”look at me I have a egg.’’

Chickenhatchling

Interesting facts

• It is the nearest relative to the T-rex

• The chicks resemble their parents during their life cycle.

•It takes 6 months for a chick to become a fully grown chicken.

Hen or Rooster

Interesting Facts:

•The hen will tend to be fatter than the rooster.

• The hen has a place on it called a vent which is the place on her where she lays the egg.

•The rooster will stand handsomely when he sees a hen.

Chicken

chicken

Lilly

egg

stage 1

Interesting Facts:

• The egg hard shell protects it while is growing.

• The baby chicken will use it beak to breaks the egg.

Chick

Stage 2

Interesting Facts:

• The chick doesn’t need to eat for the first two days.

• The chick can see and hear well.

• If it gets lost it says “cheep!” And flaps it tiny wing.

ChickenStage 3

Interesting Facts:

•The young hens now have their adult feathers.

• Some hens roost on the lower branches of trees.

• Their wings are strong enough to fly.

Life Cycle of a Butterfly Angela

ButterflyStage 1:egg

Interesting Facts:

• egg is smaller than your pinky

• the eggs are laid in groups of 10-100 at once

• stay in egg for 5-10 days

Butterfly

Stage 2:Larva

Interesting Facts:

•in stage for 3 weeks

• when hatches as skinny as worm

• gets very fat and becomes a pupa

Butterfly

Stage 3: Pupa

Interesting Facts:

• sheds for last time

•.atches to bottom of a branch

• stays in stage for 2-3 weeks

Butterfly

Stage 4:Adelt

Interesting Facts:

• when hatches wings are wet

• move its blood to wings

• when move wings they dry

Beetles

By Patrick

Beetles

eggsInteresting Facts:

• Beetles eggs are usually white or yellow

•These eggs take 4-19 days to hatch

• The eggs come in packs of dozens or hundreds

Beetles

larvaInteresting Facts:

• They eat tremendous amounts of food at this stage

•These periods have 3-5 stages

• Larva sheds its exoskeleton once in a while

Beetles

pupaInteresting Facts:

• Pupas usually form in the winter

• Pupas can take up to 9 months to hatch

• The pupa usually hangs in dead or buried in the dirt

Beetles

adult

Interesting Facts:

• Adults have two sets of wings

• Beetles use “pheromones” or sounds and vibrations to communicate

• Fireflies are beetles that communicate with light

Frog Life Cycle

By: Victoria F

Frog

Egg

Interesting Facts:

•only 1/3 of the eggs made survive and hatch

• 2/3 of the frog eggs don’t make it because they get eaten by birds and other creature or get dried up by the sun.

• The eggs hatch between 7-9 days

• The eggs stick together to form a Frog-Spawn and float up to the surface.

Frog

Tadpole

Interesting Facts:

• A tadpole for the first 1 or 2 weeks eats the egg yolk leftover in it’s gut.

• The only parts to a tadpole is a tail, gill , and mouth.

• After 7 days of development the tadpole eats algae off of rocks.

Frog

Froglet

Interesting Facts:

•In this stage, the tadpole grows front and back legs, and its tail vanishes or is almost gone.

• After 12 weeks the froglets can swim to the surface to breath air.

• The tadpoles body shrinks during this stage.

Frog

Frog

Interesting Facts:

• Frogs have teeth on their upper jaw, but none on their bottom.

• The frog starts a new diet including flies and worms.

• The frog mostly lives on land, with occasional swims.

Life cycle of a frog

Michael

Frog

Stage 1:eggs

Interesting Facts:

• frogs lay thousands of eggs that don’t have shells

• the eggs stick together to form a frog spawn that floats to the top of the water

• a few days later the tadpoles hatch out

frog

Stage 2:tadpoles

Interesting Facts:

• tadpoles have a head tail body

• they eat algae and other tiny animals as they swim

• after about a month a bludge appears at the base of there tail and that’s where the hind legs will grow

frogStage 3:tadpoles to froglets

Interesting Facts:

• after 7 weeks their hind legs will began to grow

• after 9 weeks the front legs began to grow and there tails are almost gone

• after 12 weeks the tadpoles can swim to the surface of the water and breath air

frog

Stage 4:Adult frogs

Interesting Facts:

• after about three months the tadpoles have became young frogs

• they can live in or out of water and eat insects or worms

• this frog will live mostly on land and sometimes swims

Chicken Life Cycle

By: Elise

Chicken

Egg Interesting Facts:

• Each chick begins as a small dot in the egg.

• After 10 days inside the egg, the chick has grown larger.

• The chick pecks through its hard shell with a special, sharp part of the beak called the “ egg tooth. “

Chicken

Hatchling

Interesting Facts:

• If the first thing a chick sees is a person it will follow that person as if it were its mother.

• Many birds stay in a safe, warm nest for the first few weeks. A hens chicks go wherever Mom goes.

• A day or two after starting, all the chicks are hatched.

ChickenAdult

Interesting Facts:

• An adult chicken has more than 5,000 feathers.

• There are over 60 different types of barnyard hen.

• Most barnyard hens live for 5-10 years.

• Some hens lay more than 200 eggs a year.

Life Cycle of a Beetle

Wesley

EGGStage 1

Interesting Facts:

• beetles lay eggs underground.

• some lay 50 eggs

•The eggs remane in incubation for 3 to 4 months

Stage 2

Interesting Facts:

• They eat rotting wood

• As the larva gets bigger they molt

•Larva feeds on a bed made for them

LARVA

pupa

Stage 3

Interesting Facts:

• they go throe methmorthes in the pupa

• some are white white

ADULTStage 4

. They live underground

.they make a bed for the eggs

They die after they lay eggs

Frog life cycle

Blaze

eggs

STAGE 1

Interesting Facts:

• The eggs are called the spawn (frog eggs)

•The eggs are covered with jelly

•They are in groups

Newly hatched tadpole

Stage 2

Interesting Facts:

• A new born baby frog

• The new born tadpole is called a embryo

• After seven weeks their hind legs begin to grow

8 week old tadpole

Stage 3

Interesting Facts:

• The hind legs are formed

• The head becomes more distinct and the body elongates

• its front legs are coming in

12 week old tadpole

Stage 4

Interesting Facts:

• its front legs are formed

• looks like a small frog with a long tail

• And starts to

lose its tail

Tail almost gone frog

Stage 5

Interesting Facts:

• when the tail disappears

• the frog will hop out of the water on the land

When it loses its tail and becomes a adult

Adult frog

Stage 6

Interesting Facts:

• the adult frog is now not a tadpole

• the frog is now out of the tadpole stage and is an adult

• the adult mom is the one that lays the eggs

Life cycle of a frog

By Landen

eggs

Stage1

Interesting Facts:

• They hatch at about 10 days

•Eggs are covered A lot of eggs in a jelly like substance

•are lyed becauses some are eaten by small animals

Tad pole

Stage 2

Interesting Facts:

• At about 8 weeks the tad poles front legs will start to appear.

• Some frogs take 2 months to change into a frog.

• The bullfrog takes 2 year to chnge into a frogs

frog

Stage 3

Interesting Facts:

•They find a matethey start the life cycle all over

•The average life spand of a frog is 4 15 years depending on the typ of frog.

• Eat live prey insects, worms, small fish

Life Cycle Of A Beetle

Madison

Beetle

Stage 1 3 Interesting Facts:

•It begins with the female laying hundreds of eggs

• Some female beetles keeps their eggs inside of them and give birth to live in the larvae

• It usually takes from 4 to 19 days for the eggs to hatch

Beetle

Cycle Stage 2

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3 Interesting Facts:

• At this stage they will eat tremendous amount of food and continue to grow

• shedding is an exoskeleton many times while it grows

Most beetles past through 3 to 5 stages

Beetle

Stage 3

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3 Interesting Facts:

• then it enter the pupa stage witch can take 9 months and it usually happens over the winter period

• after pupating an adult emerge ,and there’s your beetle

Beetle

Stage 4

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3 Interesting Facts:

• then the beetle will then feed ,mate and if it is a female she will lay eggs of the begging of another generation

• witch is called life cycle

Beetle Life CyclePiper

Beetle

Egg

Interesting Facts:

• The eggs take three weeks to hatch.

• They are oval shaped and white.

• They are laid 4-5 eggs at a time

• Often found on a leaf or a rotten piece of wood

Beetle

Larvae

Interesting Facts:

• They eat lots of food and continue to grow

• In this phase they will shed there exoskeleton

• Most beetles pass through 3-5 stages at larvae period but others can have up to 30

Beetle

Pupa

Interesting Facts:

• This stage can take up to 9 months

• This stage usually happens during the winter period

• After pupating an adult will emerge

Beetle

Adult

This beetle will then feed , mate and if it is a female , she will lay eggs for the beginning of a new generation.

BLISTER BEETLE

BY KYLE

BLISTER BEETLE

EGG Interesting Facts:• THEIR EGGS ARE 1.3 TO 1.8 mm LONG

• THEY ARE YELLOWISH IN COLER

• THE EGGS ARE CYLINDRICAL IN SHAPE

•THERE EGGS ARE

LIKE BALLS

BLISTER BEETLESLARVA

Interesting Facts:• THERE LARVAS ARE PRETTY SHORT

• THEY SOMETIMES CURL UP INTO A BALL

• THEY LOVE TO LIVE IN SOIL AND DIRT

BLISTER BEETLES

PUPAInteresting Facts:• THE BLISTER BEETLES PUPA HAS SCALES

• IT HAS LITTLE HAIRS STICKING UP

• HE CRAWLS VERY SLOW

BLISTER BEETLE

ADULTInteresting Facts:•ADULT BLISTER BEETLES ATTACK WHEN MAD

•IT PROTECTS IT SELF

•THEY HAVE TWO SETS OF WINGS

BEETLE

Chicken Life Cycle

Sarah

Chicken

Stage 1:EggInteresting Facts:

• Some hens lay more than 200 eggs a year. That’s four ever week!

• The hen lays one egg every day or until she has about 12.

• After ten days the chick inside the egg grows larger. Its head, body, wings, and legs form.

Chicken

Stage 2:Chick Interesting Facts:

• The chick does not need to eat for the first two days.

• If the first moving thing a chick sees is a person, it will follow that person like it is its mom.

• Many baby birds stay in safe, warm nests for the first few weeks. But the hen’s chick goes anywhere its mom goes.

Chicken

Stage 3:Adult Interesting Facts:

• A hen uses its beak to keep its feathers clean and tidy. This is called preening

• A adult chicken has more than 5,000 feathers. But swans have more than 20,000.

• Most hens live for five to ten years. But Matilda from New Jersey reached the grand age, 14!

BeetlesAbbey

Beetles#1: Eggs

Interesting Facts:

First, the female lays hundreds of tiny, oval white, or sometimes yellow eggs, on a leaf or in rotten pieces of wood. It normally takes from 4-19 days to hatch.

Beetles#2: Larvae

Interesting Facts:

Second, they eat a tremendous amount of food. The beetle will shed its exoskeleton many times while it grows. Some beetles pass through 3-5 stages during the larval period and others can have up to 30 stages, whereas others can have only 1 stage as a larvae

Beetles#3: Pupa

Interesting Facts:

Third, it enters the pupa stage, witch can take up to 9 months and usually happens during winter. After pupating an adult will emerge, and there you have your beetle.

Beetles#4: Adult

Interesting Facts:

And finally, you have your adult beetle. It will feed, mate, and if it is a female, she will lay eggs for the beginning of another generation.

Butterfliesby: Taco

Nicolas

EGG

Interesting Facts:

• Butterfly eggs are hard.

• Butterfly eggs have a ridged outer layer called a chorion.

• The eggs have a little layer of wax which keeps the egg from drying out.

Butterflies egg

Butterflies Larva

larva

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Interesting Facts:

• Larva consume plant leaves.

• They spend most of there time in search of food.

• When big enough it will form in to a pupa.

Butterflies pupa

pupa

Interesting Facts:

• The pupa will turn red to warn predators .

• The larva transforms in to a pupa by anchoring its self to a substrate and molting for the last time.

• The pupa is usually incapable of movement.

Butterflies adult

adult

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Interesting Facts:

• The Butterfly is a day flying insect.

• Butterflies often have large beautiful wings.

• After it emerges it has to wait till its wings fold out.