ABOUT BEETLES.
Dung Beetles lay their in animal manure so their offspring have food to eat when they hatch.
Scientists group dung beetles by the way the beetles make a living: rollers, tunnellers, and dwellers. Rollers form a bit of dung into a ball, roll it away, and bury it. The balls they make are either used by the female to lay her eggs in (called a brood ball) or as food for the adults to eat.
WALT. Describing words about your Bug
Task Description: For this task we had to choose a bug and writ about it.
I choose dung beetle if you have read this than maybe you should make one of yours some time.
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