Insects

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  • Reproductive female honeybee, classic social insect.

  • A real wasp insect; the name starts with Y.

  • A real insect that starts with A - great choice!

  • Yes! A real insect (Diptera) and starts with F.

  • Real insect larva (geometer moth). Good fit!

  • Zebra Butterfly
  • Yes - real insect; a classic hopper.

  • Yes! A real insect; many wasp species exist.

  • A real insect; fast flyer found near water.

  • A real insect; mantis with folded 'praying' legs.

  • Roach means cockroach; a real insect.

  • A classic insect; honeybees and bumblebees!

  • A real insect: the underwing moth group

  • Egg stage of lice; tiny parasitic insect young.

  • Yes! Moth is a real insect in Lepidoptera.

  • Informal name for striped beetles; insect, so OK.

  • A well-known beetle insect; perfect pick.

  • Larval stage of a moth/butterfly—an insect.

  • Yes! Termite is a well-known insect.

  • Yes! A real insect; katydids are bush crickets.

  • A well-known insect with colorful wings.

  • Yes! A real stinging insect that starts with H.

  • Yup—mosquito is a true insect (a fly).

  • Parasitic insects; totally valid.

  • A true insect that chirps; nice choice!

  • Beetle is an insect; orange just describes its color.

  • Butterflies are insects; orange is just the color.

  • Yes! A well-known butterfly species.

  • Yes - tiny fly insect; common and real.

  • Yes! Common name for Africanized honey bee.

  • A zebra fly is a real insect with striking striped markings.

  • A real butterfly: Papilio ulysses

  • Nymphalid butterfly, name from ?-shaped wing mark.

  • A butterfly is an insect; starts with Y.

  • Yes—velvet ant is a wasp, still an insect.

  • Correct—an H-starting fly, a true insect.

  • Real insect; famous flower-mimicking mantis.

  • Common name for insects; also true bugs.

  • Mantis (praying mantis) is an insect—fits!

  • A real insect; famous dung-rolling beetle.

  • Real insect; many kinds like lady beetles.

  • Glow-in-the-dark beetle; classic F insect.

  • Common name for fire ants; real insects.

  • A dragonfly is a fast-flying insect with shimmering wings.

  • A real rhinoceros beetle species. Insect!

  • A grasshopper type; clearly an insect.

  • Sweet! A real bee (insect) starting with H.

  • Common garden insect starting with A.

  • Short for rhinoceros beetle; an insect.

  • A real wasp species; definitely an insect.

  • Yes! Well-known triatomine insect (true bug).

  • Yes! A phasmid insect, also called walking stick.

  • Correct! A real beetle with violin shape.

  • Real beetle (Buprestidae), a shiny insect.

  • Yes, a true water-dwelling insect.

  • A fierce-sounding common name for an ant species. 🐜

  • A moth larva with a very insect-like name.

  • In the UK, means crane fly (an insect); accepted.

  • House fly is a well-known insect with H.

  • Yes—silverfish are insects (order Zygentoma).

  • Egg-laying female ant, key to colony survival.

  • Yes! A true bug (Pentatomidae) and an insect.

  • Wasp with lethal sting; insects, not spiders

  • A jitterbug is a lively little insect 🪲

  • A roach is a real insect, even with a rude adjective 🪳

  • Yes - beetle larva; an insect life stage.

  • Beetle genus with hornlike projections on head.

  • Tiny jumping insect; definitely an F insect.

  • Common name for various scarab beetles.

  • Common name for various red-colored beetles.

  • Another name for firefly; definitely an insect.

  • Yes! A beetle insect; weevils are common.

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  • Yes! A small biting fly—definitely an insect.

  • A real insect, close cousin of dragonflies.

  • A beetle common name, fitting this insect category. 🪲

  • Silkworm is the larva of a silk moth, true insect

  • Correct! Mayfly is a real insect (Ephemeroptera).

  • Real ant species; name begins with F.

  • Common invasive scarab beetle—an insect.

  • Same as grasshopper, jumping plant-eater.

  • Common insect name (Colorado potato beetle).

  • Real rhinoceros beetle nickname, huge horned beetle

  • A well-known insect that sings in summer.

  • A famous insect species—the monarch butterfly.

  • Yes - an insect (beetle or gnat), despite the name.

  • Also called a stick insect; valid pick.

  • Yes, an insect pest: the squash vine borer.

  • Yes! A real species, the Orange Sulphur.

  • Regional US name for cicada—an insect.

  • Informal name for various tree‑living bugs.

  • Yes! A famous beetle species; starts with H.

  • Flies are familiar insects with impressive flying skills 🪰

  • Yes! Real butterfly species from Hawaii.

  • Yes! A real wasp known as the keyhole wasp.

  • Yes - generic insect name; starts with G.

  • A flytrap is a plant, not an insect—nice try! 🌿

  • Yes! Common term for Africanized honey bees.

  • Colloquial for earwig, an insect; common in US.

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