Showing posts with label insects. Show all posts
Showing posts with label insects. Show all posts

Monday, July 21, 2025

Soar with Butterflies (and Moths)

 

Butterflies and moths are winged insects, but probably are considered the beauty queens and kings of that species. Fortunately, these winged beauties can be found around the world – and in these online activities. Follow them here.

 

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Do butterflies make your heart flutter? There may be a career it in for you: as a scientist, an artist, a photographer, an educator, a collector, a museum curator. May your career soar with these ideas.

 

Monday, February 15, 2021

It’s the Bees’ Knees!

Bees have been buzzing around since before humans arrived on the scene. But they are disappearing. Discover how bees contribute to the world in these activities.

 

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What do you want to BEE when you grow up? A bee keeper, honey maker, a gardener, a scientist? Be all you can bee…


P.S. "It’s the Bees’ Knees!" means something is excellent. The term originated in the 18th century to mean something fanciful, that didn't exist (like hen's teeth). In the 1920s, flappers invented phrases to express that something was really great, such as "the cat's pajamas" and adopted the older term to mean something special.  

 

 

 

Monday, November 9, 2020

Get Buzzy with Insects

 

What do honeybees, mosquitos, butterflies, and cockroaches have in common? 6 legs and an exoskeleton. In short, they are all insects. AND they make up 90% of all living things on earth. Don’t let them “bug” you; instead, go buggy for insects with these activities.

 

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Do you go bug-eyed over insects? You might make a living because of them: as a beekeeper, pesticide expert, teacher, illustrator, scientist (entomologist and more), photographer, public health professional, or even habitat designer. Jobs are a-buzzing!

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Thursday, June 14, 2018

Feeling antsy?


Ants are hearty little animals. They are found around the world. They predate us – and will probably outlast us.  Discover more about out little neighbors.

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Do you go bugs about ants? You might want to become an entomologist: http://www.aboutbioscience.org/careers/entomologist/