Introduction to the work
"Insects" is a masterpiece handed down from generation to generation by the outstanding French entomologist Fabre. It is also an immortal work. It is not only a literary masterpiece, but also a masterpiece. Science encyclopedia. It combines the author's lifelong research results and life insights into one pot, using human nature to observe the nature of insects, and turning the insect world into a beautiful article for humans to gain knowledge, interest, beauty and ideas. This book is faithful to the overall style and expression features of the original French work. Based on the selection principle, readers around the world can appreciate the daily habits and descriptions of insects for the first time. It is a miracle that a person spends his whole life observing and studying "worms"; it is even more a miracle that a person writes ten volumes of "worms" in his life; and these writings about "worms" His book has actually been reprinted and translated into more than 50 languages. Even a hundred years later, it will cause a sensation in the reading world again and again, which is a miracle among miracles. The creator of these miracles is Jean-Henri Casimir Fabre, the author of "Insects". Fabre possesses "the thinking of a philosopher, the seeing of an artist, and the feelings and expressions of a writer." In this book, the author combines professional knowledge with life insights and talks about it. The author's respect and love for life are permeated between the lines. The publication of this book is regarded as the birth of animal psychology. "Insects" is not only a scientific masterpiece on the study of insects, but also a magnificent poem praising life. Fabre has also won the title of "Scientific Poet", "Insect Homer", "Virgil of the Insect World", etc. Laurel crown. Human beings are not an isolated existence. All life on the earth, including "spiders", "wasps", "scorpions" and "weevils", are in the same closely connected system. Insects are also an integral part of the earth's biological chain. The missing link is that insect life should also be respected. "Insect Diary" is indeed a miracle. It is a music of life composed by Fabre, an outstanding representative of mankind, and insects, the numerous ordinary people in nature. It is a book that can never be deciphered. Such a miracle may provide us with more precious revelations at this critical moment when mankind is about to enter the new century and the earth is about to usher in the ecological era. Insect Diary is also called "Insect Story" and "Entomology Notes".
Volume 1
Chapter 1 Scarab
Chapter 2 Big Cage
Chapter 3 Predating Jidin’s Segmented Mud Bee
Chapter 4: Oak-segmented Wasp
Chapter 5: The Brilliant Killer
Chapter 6: Yellow-legged Locust Wasp
Chapter 7 Three Strikes of the Dagger
Chapter 8 Larvae and Pupas
Chapter 9 Superb Theory
Chapter 10 Languedoc Flying Locust Mud Peak
Chapter 11: Instinct-given Skills
Chapter 12: Instinct Ignorance
Chapter 13: Climbing Mount Wandu
p>Chapter 14 Migrants
Chapter 15 Clay Wasp
Chapter 16 Clay Wasp
Chapter 17 Capture Diptera
Chapter 18: Parasites and Cocoons
Chapter 19: Return to the Nest
Chapter 20: Mason Bees
< p>Chapter 21 ExperimentChapter 22 Changing Nests
Volume 2
Chapter 1 Barren Stone Garden
Chapter 2: The Burr Wasp
Chapter 3: An unknown sense
Chapter 4: The theory of instinct
Chapter 5: The Black Wasp
p>Chapter 6: The Lobster
Chapter 7: New Research on Mason Bees
Chapter 8: The Story of My Cat
Ninth Chapter Red Ant
Chapter 10 A Brief Discussion on the Psychology of Insects
Chapter 11 Black-bellied Wolf Spider
Chapter 12 Spider Wasp
Chapter 13: Residents of Raspberry Stumps
Chapter 14: Western Corianthrum
Chapter 15: First Instar Larvae of Western Coriander
Chapter 16: The first instar larvae of Brachyphylla brevis
Chapter 17: Multiple metamorphoses
Volume 3
Chapter 1: Bumblebee
Chapter 2: Eating full of dangers
Chapter 3: The larvae of the beetle
Chapter 4: The problem of bumblebees
Chapter Chapter Five Various Parasites
Chapter Six Parasitism Theory
Chapter Seven The Sufferings of Mason Bees
Chapter Eight Egg Fly
< p>Chapter 9: The Frilled WaspChapter 10: Another driller
Chapter 11: Dimorphism in larvae
Twelve Chapter 13: Three kinds of coriander
Chapter 14: Changing recipes
Chapter 15: A shot at the theory of evolution
p>Chapter 16 Distribution of Food According to Gender
Chapter 17 Various Osmia Wasps
Chapter 18 Distribution of Gender
Chapter 17 Chapter 19: The mother controls the gender of the egg
Chapter 20: The exchange of eggs
Volume 4
Chapter 1: The long-bellied wasp
< p>Chapter 2 Food of Black Spider Wasp and Long-bellied WaspChapter 3 Instinct Error
Chapter 4 Swallows and Sparrows
Chapter 5 Instinct and Discrimination
Chapter 6 Saving of Physical Energy
Chapter 7 Leafcutter Bee
Chapter 8 Yellow-Spotted Bee
Chapter Chapter 9: Lipid wasps
Chapter 10: Nesting bees
Chapter 11: Big-headed wasps
Chapter 12: Methods of sand wasps< /p>
Chapter 13: The Method of the Bumble Bee
Chapter 14: The Method of the Spider Wasp
Chapter 15: Objections and Answers
Chapter 16 The venom of bees
Chapter 17 Longhorn beetles
Chapter 18 The problem of hornets
Volume 5
< p>Chapter 1: Scarab’s dung ballChapter 2: Scarab’s pear-shaped dung ball
Chapter 3: Scarab’s modeling technique
Chapter Chapter Four Scarab Larvae
Chapter Five Scarab Pupa and Emergence
Chapter Six Broad-backed Scarab Beetle and Side-naked Dung Beetle
Chapter Seven The laying of eggs of Spanish dung beetles
Chapter 8 The maternal love of Spanish dung beetles
Chapter 9 buzzing dung beetles and tasseled dung beetles
Chapter 10 Dung beetles and public hygiene
Chapter 11: The Dung Beetle Building a Nest
Chapter 12: The Larva of the Dung Beetle
Chapter 13: The Fable of the Cicada and the Ant
Chapter 14 The Cicada Emerges from the Burrow
Chapter 15: The Emergence of the Cicada
Chapter 16: The Singing of the Cicada
Chapter 17: The Laying and Hatching of the Cicada
p>Chapter 18: Mantis Predation
Chapter 19: Mantis Love
Chapter 20: Mantis’ Nest
Chapter 21 Chapter The Hatching of Praying Mantis Eggs
Chapter 22: Vertebral Praying Mantis
Volume 6
Chapter 1 The Instinct of the Father of Saisi Dung Mantis
Chapter 2: Moon-shaped dung beetle, buffalo biconcave dung beetle
Chapter 3: Theory of inheritance
Chapter 4: My school
Fifth Chapter Coprophagous Insects in the Pampas
Chapter 6 Coloration of Insects
Chapter 7 Burial of Burial Armor
Chapter 8 Experiment of Burial Armor
Chapter 9 Habits of White-fronted Katydid
Chapter 10 Egg-laying and Hatching of White-fronted Katydid
Chapter 11 White-fronted Katydid The sound generator
Chapter 12 The Green Grasshopper
Chapter 13 The Cricket’s House and Eggs
Chapter 14 The Singing and Mating of the Cricket
Chapter 15: The Role and Sound Maker of Locusts
Chapter 16: The Laying of Locusts
Chapter 17: The Emergence of Locusts
Chapter 18: Egg laying and hatching of pine caterpillars
Chapter 19: Nest and society of pine caterpillars
Chapter 20: Procession of pine caterpillars
p>Chapter 21: The Weather Station of Pine Caterpillars
Chapter 22: Pine Caterpillar Moth
Chapter 23: The Stinging Pain Caused by Pine Caterpillars
Chapter 24 Wild Strawberry Tree Caterpillar
Chapter 25 Toxins of Insects
Volume 7
Chapter 1 Big Head Black Step A
Chapter 2 Pretending to be Dead
Chapter 3 Suicide under Hypnosis
Chapter 4 Old Weevil
Chapter 5 Sex Spotted Chrysanthemum Elephant
Chapter 6 Bear-backed Chrysanthemum Elephant
Chapter 7 Vegetative Instinct
Chapter 8 European Oak Elephant
Chapter 9 Hazelnut Elephant
Chapter 10 Green Poplar Elephant
Chapter 11 Grapevine Elephant
Chapter 12 Other Curly Elephants< /p>
Chapter 13 Blackthorn Elephant
Chapter 14 Leaf Armor
Chapter 15 Leaf Armor (continued)
Chapter 16: Grasshopper
Chapter 17: Saw-horned leaf beetle
Chapter 18: Saw-horned leaf beetle's eggs
Chapter 19 Pond
Chapter 20: Caddisfly
Chapter 21: The Laying of Eggs of the Lion Moth
Chapter 22: The Protective Layer of the Lion Moth< /p>
Chapter 23: The Great Peacock Moth
Chapter 24: The Small Broad-striped Moth
Chapter 25: Smell
Volume 8
Chapter 1: Beetle
Chapter 2: Pea weevil lays eggs
Chapter 3: pea weevil larvae
Fourth Chapter Bean Weevil
Chapter 5 True Chub
Chapter 6 Bedbug Hunting Chub
Chapter 7 Tunnel Wasps and Parasitic Flies
Chapter 8: The Gatekeeper of the Tunnel Bee
Chapter 9: Asexual Reproduction of the Tunnel Bee
Chapter 10: The Gall of the Aphid on the Eucalyptus Tree
Eleven Chapter 12 The Migration of Aphids in the Aphid Tree
Chapter 12 Mating and Eggs of Aphids in the Aphid Tree
Chapter 13 Aphid Eaters
Chapter 14 Green Fly
Chapter 15 Sarcoid Fly
Chapter 16 Rot Worm and Skin Beetle
Chapter 17 Beetle Chapter 18 The Geometry of Insects
Chapter 19 Wasps
Chapter 20 Wasps (continued)
Chapter 21 Wasps and Aphids
Chapter 22: Ribboned Orb-web Wasp
Chapter 23: Narbonne Wolf Spider
Volume 9
No. Chapter The Cave of the Narbonne Wolf Spider
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Chapter 2 The Home of the Narbonne Wolf Spider
Chapter 3 The Narbonne Wolf Spider’s Climbing Instinct
Chapter 4 The Migration of Spiders
< p>Chapter 5: Crab SpiderChapter 6: Orb-web Spider Weaving a Web
Chapter 7: My Neighbor Orb-web Spider
Chapter 8: Orb-web Spider The slime insect-catching web of the web spider
Chapter 9 The telegraph line of the orb-web spider
Chapter 10 The geometry of the spider web
Chapter 11 The orb-web spider Mating and hunting
Chapter 12 The Industry of Orb-web Spiders
Chapter 13 Mathematical Memories: Newton’s Binomial
Chapter 14 Mathematics Memories: My Small Table
Chapter 15 Maze Funnel Spider
Chapter 16 Clodo Spider
Chapter 17 Lange The Habitat of the Languedoc Scorpion
Chapter 18 The Food of the Languedoc Scorpion
Chapter 19 The Venom of the Languedoc Scorpion
Chapter 19 Chapter 20: Immunity of Languedoc Scorpions and Grubs
Chapter 21: Marriage and Love of Languedoc Scorpions
Chapter 22: Languedoc Scorpions Mating
Chapter 23 The Languedoc Scorpion Family
Chapter 24 Waxworm
Chapter 25 Holm Oak Rouge Insect
Volume 10
Chapter 1 The Cave of the Tiffy Dung Beetle
Chapter 2 Tiffy Dung Beetle and the First Observer
< p>Chapter 3 The Tiffy Beetle and the Second ObserverChapter 4 The Morality of the Tiffy Beetle
Chapter 5 The Ball Elephant
Chapter Chapter 6: The Great Thin-winged Beetle and the Wood Beetle
Chapter 7: The Bull's Buzzing Beetle's Nest
Chapter 8: The Bull's Buzzing Beetle's Larvae and Pupae
< p>Chapter 9 Pine Gill BeetleChapter 10 Swamp Iris
Chapter 11 Vegetarian Insects
Chapter 12 Pygmy
Chapter 13: On Abnormality
Chapter 14: Jinbujia’s Food
Chapter 15: Jinbujia’s Wedding Customs
Chapter 15 Chapter 16: Regurgitating blowflies and laying eggs
Chapter 17: Maggots regurgitating blowflies
Chapter 18: Parasites that feed on maggots
Chapter 16 Chapter 19: Memories of Childhood
Chapter 20: Insects and Mushrooms
Chapter 21: An Unforgettable Lesson
Chapter 22: Industrial Chemistry
Appendix 1 Fireflies
Appendix 2 Cabbage caterpillars