After reading Fabres's Insects, I learned a lot about insects, such as how a dung beetle snatched a dung ball from another dung beetle, the egg laying process of mantis, etc. I found it interesting. Through daily careful observation and many experiments, Fabres described the life style, reproduction and predation characteristics of various insects in detail, and showed readers a wonderful insect world. It can be said that the author's writing is lively and interesting, and the readers are full of interest.
And I think in this book, the most stupid and stupid is cicada, and the most ruthless is mantis. When cicadas lay eggs, there is a bug smaller than ants, which will lay their eggs on eggs. This insect develops several months faster than cicadas, so their larvae can eat unborn cicadas. I say mantis is heartless because it will disown its six relatives, and after mating with male mantis, it will swallow its relatives alive. Moreover, if you die in a place, it will never go back, no matter whether your children can grow up healthily or not!
In a word, I admire Fabres, the author of Entomology. After all, he never chose to rest in hot summer or cold winter, but insisted on going to the fields or gardens to observe the habits of insects. Every time he goes out, he will pack a lot of insects and go back to study. He will take care of them. I think it is precisely because of Fabres's yearning spirit for science that he finally entered the hall of science. This is also worth learning. Therefore, I believe that if we can study as hard as Fabres, our grades will be greatly improved.