how do ladybugs adapt to their habitat

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1. Guest1266
   

   how do lady bugs adapt to their habitat

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2. Guest655
   

    they have a hard outer skeleton called an exoskeleton to protect their wings and also protect from predators. they have three layers of skin that change to help them blend in with their enviorment. 

   
   

   luv,

   
   

   Katie :)

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3. Guest4083
   

   ur mom?

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4. Guest8475
   

   they fry

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5. Guest7169
   

    Ladybug or ladybird are both the names of same insect. A very small and beautiful bug. For such an insect to habitat in extreme environment is never easy. The most extreme whether for them is the winter season, during winter they took shelter under thick and hollow stems mostly. But oftentimes they took shelter in edges of windows and door to avoid the extreme coldness. Same method is adopted to avoid the heat and during this period they depend on the food supplement present near to them. 
   
   Animals are naturally given the art to fit themselves in any given habitat and they prompt rapidly to the up coming change as if they are already known by the time. 

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