Note: Liz is looking at a spider (an 8-legger) Insects are 6-leggers. Though, bugs is not a scientific classification so I guess it could cover spiders too?
RedBaron38: Uses of "bugs: They produce honey, they spread pollen to from one plant to another, they inspire art, they eliminate dung, they control other insects by easting them, they provide food for some humans (as well as food coloring), some insects are kept as pets.
Argythree about 9 years ago
Good question, Elizabeth…
gypsylobo about 9 years ago
(to finish above comment) GROWING OLD is neither optional or controllable. It’s no fun and I DON’T LIKE IT.
goweeder about 9 years ago
Growing old wouldn’t be so bad if it were painless.
goweeder about 9 years ago
You could say that growing old is a pain in the neck —and the back and the joints and the butt.
summerdog86 about 9 years ago
Aren’t most of us full of cows, pigs and chickens?
Petersenbus about 9 years ago
@gypsyloboSure beats the alternative.
damifid0 about 9 years ago
Please, do not fill the kids mind with mumbojumbo sky fairy,createing-whatever. No wonder kids are so full of ship when they grow.
poodles27 about 9 years ago
It’s the wonders of nature Lizzie!
tuslog64 about 9 years ago
Note: Liz is looking at a spider (an 8-legger) Insects are 6-leggers. Though, bugs is not a scientific classification so I guess it could cover spiders too?
arye uygur about 9 years ago
RedBaron38: Uses of "bugs: They produce honey, they spread pollen to from one plant to another, they inspire art, they eliminate dung, they control other insects by easting them, they provide food for some humans (as well as food coloring), some insects are kept as pets.
rgcviper about 9 years ago
Growing old may not be ideal. But, it beats the heck out of the alternative …