Connected on 2012-02-22 18:30:00
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- 5:08 pm
- Bugscope TeamMr M!
- Bugscope Teampumping down...
- 5:15 pm
- Bugscope Teamas soon as the vacuum is good enough we will start making presets
- 5:35 pm
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- 6:14 pm
- Bugscope TeamHello!
- TeacherHey team!!
- TeacherThanks for staying late.
- Bugscope TeamJust a couple more presets. Went home and back...
- TeacherGetting room set up. I love the new interface.
- TeacherPresets look sweet! The kid's minds are going to blow :)
- Bugscope Teamtotally cool
- Bugscope TeamHi Joe!
- Guest EntomologistHey!
- Guest Entomologistwow
- Guest Entomologistthis plate looks amazing
Bugscope TeamCate made it up, and Mr Miller sent it.
- 6:20 pm
- Bugscope TeamI think this is a mold spore, or a collapsed pollen grain
- Bugscope Teamwe are ready to roll
- Bugscope TeamI'm going to log in from my office (Scott)
- TeacherBack. Kids coming in 5 mins
- Bugscope Teamcool!
- Bugscope TeamJoe I had asked Jo W for some ants. I am a bit worried that she forgot.
- Bugscope Teamdo you have access to any cool ones?
- Bugscope Teamfor Insect Fear on Saturday...
- Guest Entomologisti can email someone else who would have access to ants
- Guest Entomologisthmm i don't have any ants, but i have some interesting beetles
Bugscope TeamI can bug Jo again, or yeah someone else would be good -- IFFF this year is about ants
- 6:25 pm
- Bugscope TeamJaeho!
- Bugscope TeamWhoa Hello Everyone!
- Bugscope TeamWelcome to Bugscope!
- Bugscope Teamplease let us know when you have any questions!
- Studentthis is cool
- Student:)
Bugscope TeamHi Aileen!
- StudentHi
Bugscope TeamHello Yun Hyung!
- Guest EntomologistHi
- Studenthi~
Bugscope TeamHi Patricia!
- Studenthi
- StudentHi Hi Hi
Bugscope TeamHi Seung Woo!
- StudentHello
- StudentHelllo
Bugscope TeamHello!
- Studenthi :)
- StudentHello
- Studenthi
- StudentHi
- StudentHi
- StudentHi
- Studenthi
- Bugscope TeamDo you recognize this spider? was it one of your pets?
- Student도배같네
Bugscope Teamuh oh!
- StudentYEs
- Studentㅋㅋㅋㅋ
- Studenthi
- Studentok
- Studentadfklsdkdk
- Studenthi
- Studentguys
- Studenthey zz
- Student짜오 안
- StudentGG
- TeacherPlease give Yun Hyung control thank you
Bugscope TeamYun Hyung is the supreme commander
- Studentshen ma
- Studentzao an
- Studentㅋㅋ
- Studentni hao
Bugscope Teamhaha
- Student워 시 셩환
- StudentRay! don't speak Korean
- Studenthen hao
- Studentgimozi
- Studentwhat is gimozi?
- Studentyamatte
- Studentlol
- 6:30 pm
- StudentWoW
- Studentwhat is that hair needed?
- Studentㅇㅅㅇ
- Studentyamade
- Studentis that something like hair of spider?
Bugscope Teamthose hairs, or 'setae,' definitely belong to the spider
- StudentWhat are the dots?
- StudentStripes?
- StudentWhat is that hole?
- Guest Entomologistthe hairs on the spider sense its environment, specifically air movements so that it can detect prey and predators
- Studentwhy is that hair needed?
Bugscope Teaminsects and comparable arthropods don't have skin with nerve endings in it -- they have a kind of shell. which is the exoskeleton. so they use those setae to sense their environment
- StudentIt looks like wood
- StudentWhat is that thing on the hair?
- Studentthere are things that look like spikes
- Studentcool
- Guest Entomologistthey do so by sensing the changes in frequencies
- StudentWhat tdoes the hair do? Does it keep the bug warm?
Bugscope Teamin some cases it does -- it can help with thermoregulation
- StudentWhat is this part?
- StudentThese look like human hair
- StudentI was trying to type gizmo
- Studenthair?
- Studentwhy are there something like saw tooth?
- StudentIs that like the spike in the hari?
Bugscope Teamyes!
- Studentweevil's claw looks cool
- Studentlook like hookwom
- Studentthis is not weevil
- Studentㅋ
- StudentIs there any posion left?
- Studentyew
- StudentThis is Chadwick International
- StudentHi
- Studentoㅅo
- TeacherPlease give Jaeho Kim control
- Studentlook weird
- StudentIf the spider doesn't have the hair does it mean that they couldn't sense something?
Bugscope Teamyes it would be difficult. they also sometimes have urticating hairs that they let loose that get into the nostrils of a nosy dog, for example, to discourage it from bothering them.
- Studentwhat is that
- Studentyeah very weird
- StudentDoes it have 4 eyes?
- StudentIf the spider doesn't have the hair does it mean that they couldn't sense something? sjyes it would be difficult. they also sometimes have urticating hairs that they let loose that get into the nostrils of a nosy dog, for example, to discourage it from bothering them.
- StudentHow many eyes do spider has??
- StudentHUH?
- Student where's teeth
- StudentWhy does it need many eyes?
- StudentDoes the hairs for catching their prey?
Bugscope Teamthe hairs help them sense vibration
- StudentWhy do they have so many eyes?
- StudentThe eyes look like a ball
- Guest Entomologistyea the hairs can help the spider catch its prey, in that other than with its eyes, the hairs help the spider locate its prey
- Studentewhh
- StudentWhy does spider have so many eyes?
Bugscope Teamit's a means of seeing as far around the head -- the cephalothorax -- as possible
- Studentlobster
- 6:35 pm
- StudentWhat is this animal?
- StudentWhat is that round thing
- StudentWhy does spider have so many eyes?
- StudentIt looks like a golf ball.
- Studentmantis ete
- Studenteye
- Guest Entomologistthere are a lot of spiders most have 8, but it can range from 0-8 number of eyes
- StudentMantis's eyes are like the bee comb
- StudentAre their sights good?
Bugscope Teamoften they do not see very well, but a few spiders see quite well
- StudentBalloon
- Studentlook like bubble
- StudentI want to pop that
- StudentWhat is mean"compound eye"??
- Studentretina
- Studentkk
- StudentEw...
- StudentWhat is that big ball?
Bugscope Teamcompound eye -- another way of seeing in 360 degrees, or as close as possible
- StudentWhat is the eye made up of(shapes)?
- Studentyeah
- Studentwow
- Studentdk wldrmfj
- StudentThe eye is made out of little hexagons
- Studentdz
- StudentHexagons?
- StudentWhat is the white dots on the hexagons???
- StudentWHat are these white thing?
Bugscope Teamjuju on the surface of the eye
- Studenthexagons!!!
Bugscope Teamyes they are!
- StudentIs shape all same size?
- StudentIs the shape all same size?
- StudentWhy does eye need hexagons made?
- Studentwhat is juju
- StudentWhy are the mantis's eye formed with many hexagons?
- StudentWhat is a juju?
- Studentretina displat
- StudentWhat is juju?
- StudentDoes mantis' sights are as similar as human's sights?
- Studentalffjqudtls zz
- Studentjeju
- Studentjuju?
- Studentdisplay*
- Studentwhat is juju?
- Studentjeju=jeju
- Studentoh
- StudentCould we zoom out?
Bugscope Teamyou can a bit more
- StudentJae ho can we zoom out?
- Guest Entomologistthat's a good question, spiders are secondarily visual hunters, the hairs are most important for its senses.
- StudentHow can we figure out what the juju is?
- StudentWhat is the tube like things beside the eye?
- Studentyew
- Studentwebsurfing
- Studentyeah
- StudentStewie
- StudentWhat is a palp?
- StudentWhat is a Stewie?
- StudentWhat are the things that comes out from the side?
- StudentIs that teeth??
- Guest Entomologistthose hexagon shapes are ommatidia which are individual eyes making up the compound eye
- StudentWhat's that sharp thing
- StudentHow do they eat?
- Studentwhat is a stwie?
- Studentew..
- Studentdk gjadhgjadh
- Studenthow do they swallow the food?
- Studentit looks really strong... are the two legs the thing that help it to catch it's prey?
- Studentwhat is it?
- Studentgjadhtmfjdnj wldrmfjdnj
- StudentOne who is in Familiy Guy
- StudentWhy is there furs on the teeth(?)
- Studentah..
- StudentWhy is there furs on the teeth(?)
- StudentDo they have poison?
- Studenthow does it digest its food?
- 6:40 pm
- StudentHow Mantis eats?
- StudentWhy is the fur on the teeth kind of thing?
Bugscope Teamthat is a palp, which is used to help taste prospective food
- StudentWhy do they hve hairs even in their mouth?
- StudentWhy are their mouth so complicated?
- Guest Entomologistpalp is an appendage near the mouth usually used for sensing and feeding.
- Studentwhat is it?
- StudentAre the two gabs are for pull the prey inside the mouth?
- StudentWhat are the palp for?
- Studentpedroh
- Guest EntomologistWhat is stewie?
Bugscope Teamit's the baby character in that cartoon TV show with the wide head
- Studenthey guys
- Guest Entomologisthahaha
- Studentwill it have more hair when its alive?
- Studenthehehe
- Studentajf Whro
- StudentHow can they catch the prey?
- Studenthahahahahahahahahaha
- Studenthh
- Student헤헿
- StudentDoes a Stewie have poison?
Bugscope TeamI don't think praying mantises have poison
- Studentdutajrj
- Studentspeak english ray
- Guest Entomologistis stewie a mantis?
Bugscope Teamyes, sorry...
- Studentzz
- Studentlol
- StudentDoes it have poison?
- StudentXD
- StudentDo they have sense?
- StudentWhy does it said currently near the stewie if it is cartoon charector?
Bugscope TeamDave it was supposed to be a joke because its eyes are far apart
- Guest Entomologisthaha it's ok i laughed.
- TeacherPlease give control to Aileen Park
Bugscope Teamgot it!
- StudentAh!
- StudentDave it was a joke
- StudentI can see jujus
- Guest Entomologistscot is right, mantises don't have poison
- StudentI think we saw this before.
- Studentoh seems like eyeball
- StudentIs that hexagon in dragonfly's eye?
- StudentWhats that little bump on eyes
- StudentWhy is there some bumpy things on the eye?
- Studentbee comb
- StudentWhy is it so messy?
- StudentI see juju
- Studentwhy is it so bumpy?
- Studenthexagon
- Studenthexagons
- Studentwe can see hexagon
- StudentAnother Hexagons...
Bugscope Teamyes!
- StudentI think they look the same with the spider's eye.
- StudentJuju
- StudentWhat are all these shapes?
Bugscope Teamthose are thousands of eye facets, called ommatidia
- StudentHow can they see with this hexagons? I don't think those are transparent
- StudentWhy are the insects eye hexagon?
- Studentso many juju
- StudentHexagon again
- StudentJuju- junks, dust
- StudentHow can they see with this hexagons? I don't think those are transparent
- StudentWhy there are some bumps on eyes?
Bugscope Teamthey are odd, and we have never seen them quite like that before
- StudentWhy is hexagon so good shape it can be rectangle?
- Studentjuju- things you can't recognize
- Studentthere are bumps in the eye ;;
- StudentWhat is this?
- StudentHAIR
- StudentWhat are those hairs?
- StudentIs that fur?
- StudentWhat are the bumps?
Bugscope Teamthey must come from something underneath, maybe something that happened after the PM died
- Studentfish
- StudentMaybe this bumb is in Korean dragonfly!!
- 6:46 pm
- Studentmandibles?
- Studentare those also made with hexagons?
- Studentwhat is mandibles?
- StudentWhat is this part?
- StudentWhat is mandibles?
- Studentwhat's that .
- StudentLike a shield?
- Studentwow
- StudentWhat is the gap??
- StudentWhat is the sheild like part we are looking at?
Bugscope Teamthat's the front of the head
- StudentWhat is PM ?
- StudentWhat are those furs for?
- StudentWhat is this part?
- StudentWhat are mandibles?
- StudentDoes Korean dragonflies and U.S. dragonflies have different?
- Studentwhat is mandibles?
- StudentWhat are those furs for
- Guest Entomologistmandibles is just another term for mouth parts
- StudentWhat is niche of mandibles??
- Studentmouth parts... Can we zoom into it?
- StudentWhat these parts divided?
- Studentthere are hair between its mody
- StudentWhat are those hairs?
Bugscope Teamthey help the PM sense things that are touching it, and they also help the PM sense if it is moving some of its own body parts
- StudentWhat is PM???
Bugscope Teampraying mantis
- StudentWhat are thay some black dots?
- Studentwhat is that black things?
- StudentAre we inside a mouth?
- Studentthey have hair
- StudentAre those hairs using for same as spider's hairs?
- StudentWhy is it so dirty and hairy?
- StudentWhy they have hairs on their mouth?
Bugscope Teamit helps to filter out juju so they don't eat the wrong thing, and they are also likely sensory
- Studentwhat does it eat?
- StudentAre we inside a mouth?
- StudentWhat are dark parts on mandibles?
- StudentWhat are those furs for?
- StudentWhat are those furs for?
- StudentWhat is this trianglular shape thing?
Bugscope TeamI think it is a moving mouthpart; their mouths are so weird to us
- StudentWhy is it so dirty and hairy?
- StudentWhy is it so dirty and hairy?
- StudentWhy is it so dirty and hairy?
- StudentIs dragonfly have powerful jaw?
Bugscope Teamyes they do, but they are quite small
- StudentWhat are those furs for?
- StudentAny poison?
- StudentWhy is it so dirty and hairy?
- StudentWhy does the dragongly head have open space?
- StudentO.K
- StudentHow fast can it eat with that mouth???
- StudentThis looks like buldog
- Guest Entomologistdragonflies are also not poisonous
- Studenthigh
- Guest Entomologisthmm if stewie is a dragonfly, then its niche is most likely near a source of water it preys upon other insects, both as an aquatic nymph and as an adult
Bugscope TeamStewie is a praying mantis, but this now is a dragonfly
- StudentWhy there are some wrinkles on the mouth?
- StudentWhat are mandibles?
- Studentmandibles are mouth
- StudentThe is that stinking thing?
- StudentWhat is this part?
- StudentWhy is it so dirty and hairy?
Bugscope Teamthey cannot help being dirty after they die -- it's not its fault
- StudentJaeho he said mandibles other term of mouth
- Studentit looks like blood
- StudentWhy are they so bumpy?
- Studentdkskzzelfjzz
- Studentwhat is that black things?
- StudentIt looks dirty ;;
Bugscope Teamyes it is -- sorry
- StudentWoW
- Studentoh god
- StudentWhat is that black thing?
Bugscope Teamthat is dried fluid
- StudentLooks cool
- StudentIs it rotten?
Bugscope Teamit is starting to rot
- Studentdlrjgotjrgkausehswna
- StudentAh
- Student???
- StudentWhat is this?
- StudentWhat is this??
- Studentbutterfly wing
- StudentThis is cool
- 6:51 pm
- Guest Entomologistoh sry, my mistake. praying mantises live in a variety of places, some even feed on small vertebrates like lizards birds and rodents
- StudentButterfly wing
- Studentwhat are those?
- StudentI looks like leaves.
- StudentWhat is that small things?
- Studentwow this is cool!!
- TeacherBe patient, students. There is only one of SJ to go around.
Bugscope TeamJoe is also helping, and he is from the entomology department
- StudentIt looks like sea shells on a beach.
- Studentshow me the money
- StudentIt looks like duck's feet stuck on the wing or the leaves stuck in the wing
- Studentthey are fur right?
- StudentI reminds me of house roof
- Studentblack sheep wall
- StudentIs is stripes on the chip kind of things??
- StudentI think this is the why butterflies scatter around their pouders when they fly
- StudentCan we zoom in?
- StudentWhat is the role of the small pieces
- StudentWhat are those lines?
- Studentdksrnwjdghk
- StudentWhat is the role of the small pieces?
- Studentdkwrnwjdghk
- StudentAs we get close, this reminds me of a person's fingertip.
- Studentwhy do they have stripes on it?
- StudentWhy is there blank spot?
Bugscope Teamscales fall of easily, and that helps when a butterfly flies into a spider web -- it may be able to slip out and leave its scales
- StudentWhat is that dust on the wing??
- StudentWhy does the butterfly wing have scales?
- StudentWhy is there strip in the wing?
- Guest Entomologistthe stripes you see are microstructure on the scales, that gives the wings their colours
- StudentEW
- StudentI can see blank spots
- StudentWhat are those holes?
- StudentIt is so detailed
- Studentspider web
- Guest Entomologistthe colour given off depends on the way light interacts with it
- Studentthis is like a fiber
- StudentWhat is the role of small pieces?
Bugscope Teamthey help the butterfly escape from spider webs, they produce color, and they function kind of like feathers do in a bird
- StudentIt looks like a complicated ladder.
- StudentIt looks there are many chambers in the wing
- StudentLOL
- Studentwow ~ looks like tile
- StudentHow can it fly if there is holes in the wings??
- StudentOMG
- Studentwhy are the holes in the wing?
- StudentWhat is this thing? Why do you want whole in your wing?
- Bugscope Teamscales also help with thermoregulation -- keeping the insect the right temperature
- StudentIs that string like things are sticky?
- StudentLike a spider web?
- Studenthihihii
- StudentWhy are those holes in the wings
Bugscope Teamthe holes may hold pigment granules, and the general shape of the holes and ridges can also produce structural colors
- Studentare they sticky?
- Studentㅓㅕㅓㅕ
- Guest Entomologistno the scales are made of chitin, what the insect's body is also made of
- Studentjuju
- StudentInside the wings, is that juju?
Bugscope Teamsome of it is pigment, producing color
- Studentsome holes are closed
- Studentjuju
- Bugscope Teamthere can be color from pigment or from the dimensions of the ridges in the scales
- Studenttheir structure is pretty smart
- StudentWhat are those black part?
- StudentWhat are those parts inside these lines/
Bugscope Teamif you see small round things, those may be pigment granules
- 6:56 pm
- StudentCan we look other things?
- StudentWhat is the part between the wings?
Bugscope TeamI am not sure -- I think it is the carbon tape we use to stick the specimens down
- StudentIs their fur on the wing?
Bugscope Teamnot really fur, but sometimes there are setae
- TeacherPlease give control to Young eun
- Studentcan anybody do dragon fly wing next time?
- StudentIn some part of the wing, the holes are covered. Why?
Bugscope Teamthat may be the way they grew; they are so small
- Studentspikes
- Studentwhat are those pointy things?
- StudentWhy does it have spines?
- StudentWhat is the sharp spikes?
- StudentWhat is those spinal thing?
- StudentIs that the spike on the shpe?
- StudentWhy is there spikes?
- Studentwhat are those spikes?
- StudentWhy are there spikes?
- Studenthexagon!
- StudentWhy are some holes closed?
Bugscope Teamwe are not sure; in some cases we may have filled the holes with silver paint
- StudentIs that scratches?
- StudentIt looks like ice rinks
- StudentAlso, wha is the scratched things on the shape??
- StudentCan we zoom in?
- StudentWhat are some scratches on the wing??
- StudentNot a perfect hexagon..
- StudentWhat is that pointy things?
Bugscope Teamthey are bristles or spines on the wing veins
- StudentWhy are there spikes?
- StudentI like it
- StudentDoesn't dragonfly has holes on it?
Bugscope Teamnot in the wings, but they are transparent
- StudentI think the shapes are different.
- Studentbroken spikes? why are they broken?
- StudentIs that dust or juju??
- StudentCan we zoom in?
- StudentAre thsoe small white things juju?
Bugscope TeamI think we are seeing very fine features on the surface of the chitin that the wing is made of
- StudentIt looks like broken branch
- StudentWow what is the spikes made of ?
Bugscope Teamthey are made of chitin as well
- Studentwhat is that scratch and long stick thing?
- StudentSo that way is veins why do they need veins in wing?
Bugscope Teamthey may hold hemolymph, which is what we call the 'blood' of an insect
- StudentIt looks like a volcano!
- Studentwhat is that
- Student?
- StudentIt looks like mountains
- StudentWhat is it?
- StudentThat's like volcano
- Studentoh beach
- Studentwhat is this
- Student6 jujus
- Studentjuju
- 7:01 pm
- Studentwjdgkrwjdgkr
- StudentWow what's this?
- Studentjuju
- Studentjeju
- StudentIt looks like Sungbu[]\]
Bugscope Teamoh no!
- StudentIs that rib
- StudentWhat is this part?
- StudentThe hole?
- StudentWow is it head?
- Studentrib??
- StudentThis is scary.
- StudentEw....
- Studentoh no
- StudentCan we zoom into the hole?
- Studentare they furs?
- StudentCan we zoom into the hole?
- Studenteww
- StudentWhat is this part?
- StudentWhy are there holes?
- Studentthat looks gross but there is a hole in some place
- StudentIt looks like rip bone
- StudentThere are so many hairs
- Studentit looks like a cave
- Studentgoing into hole
- StudentWhat are those round things?
- StudentWhat is this hole?
- Studentwhat's in that hole? is that something like skeleton?
- StudentIs this a mouth?
- StudentWhat part is that hole?
- Studentㅡㅡ;;
- Studentdirty hair
- StudentYEW
- StudentOh
- Studentis it hair of the nostril?
- StudentWhat is this hole for?
- StudentThose are dusts?
- Studentcool
- StudentCan we go to another place?
- StudentIt looks cool
- StudentThose are dusts?
Bugscope Teamyes we think so
- Studentßęêmš ńïçē
- StudentThere are so many jujus
Bugscope Teamyes there are
- Student?
- Studentit looks like human's bones
Bugscope Teamin a way
- StudentDo they shower in some kind of way?
- Studentby rain
- Studentso many fars
- StudentIs that a spot of a cicada?
- StudentRib bones wow
- StudentWhats the hair>
Bugscope TeamDongmin I am not sure -- I think it came from some other place and does not belong on the cicada
- StudentWhat is this scle?
- Studentahahahahah
- StudentIs the cicada's back hard protective?
- StudentWhat are these holes?
- StudentWhat are that bumps??
Bugscope Teamthose are ridges that show up where the pumping action inside the proboscis is supported
- Studentwhy isn't there single bug without juju?
- Studentśömęthíńgß gòíńg wrœñg
- Studentwhat part is it?
- Studentwhy are there holes there?
- StudentWhat that holes.
- StudentCan we zoom into a hole?
- Studentšêé
- StudentCan we zoom into a hole?
- StudentWhat is niche of this hole?
- Studentwhat are those holes?
Bugscope Teamwe often see things we have never seen before when we do this -- kind of cool!
- StudentWhy they have alot of holes?
- Studentwhat is the job of that holes?
- Studentwhats this
- 7:06 pm
- StudentWhat are these hairs laying here?
- StudentWhat are this mountain like things?
- StudentIs that holes helping the air to go throw?
Bugscope Teammaybe they do let air in so that the cibarium can pump efficiently
- Studentit look like desert
Bugscope Teamyes it does!
- Guest Entomologistdune
- StudentGrand Canyon?
- Studentah
- Studentyëæh
- Studentit looks like bones deserted in some place
- Studentis that juju?
- StudentWhat's that?
- StudentWhat is this stick?
- StudentWhat is that? rock?
- StudentWhat is this?
- StudentUgly
- Studentomg;
- Studentwow
- Bugscope Teamhere is another true bug
- StudentWhat is the long thing?
- StudentWhat are those black things?
- Studentelephants trunk
Bugscope Teamit works about the same way
- Studentit looks like monster
- StudentWhy is true bug named true bug??
- StudentDid it took shower or cleaned itseld in short period of time?
- StudentET
- Studentêww
- Studentwhat tis that black spot
- StudentIt has many jujus
- Studentit is so dirty
- StudentAre these dusts?
- StudentIt is so dirty
- StudentWhy does he have stripes?
- Studentelephant
- Studentgoò êłêphāńt
- StudentWhat are the things sticking on the stripes?
- Studentit's got lots of bumps
- Bugscope Teamtrue bugs (Hemiptera) have piercing/sucking mouthparts
- Studentkind of look like rotten carrot
- Studentwhy those are not smooth?
- StudentThis part reminds me of elephant nose
Bugscope Teamit is quite like one, and it is also called the same thing -- a proboscis
- Studenthêłp
- StudentWhat are those bumps?
- StudentDo true bugs make sounds?
Bugscope Teamsome of them do, like cicadas
- StudentCan we go to the antennae of the bug?
- Studentwow
- Studentlook like a bone
- StudentThere are so many dugged place
- StudentThis is the mouth, I think
- StudentWhy are there tiny holes on the long thing??
- StudentCan we go to its nose?
- Studentÿêæh
- StudentTh nose is long
- Studentwhat are those holes on the nose?
- StudentWhat are those furs?
- Studentweevil's nose is very cool
- Studentgüÿ
- StudentWhat are all these bumps for?
- StudentHow can the weevil suck out with that long thing?
- Studentis that bone? why are there wholes on it?
- Studentś
- StudentWhat is this part?
- StudentDO they have how many of eyes?
- StudentIs this that the mouth?
- Guest Entomologistno, those holes look more likely to be sensory rather than for breathing
- StudentIt looks like face.
- 7:11 pm
- StudentWhat are those wholes?
- StudentWhy does it have so long nose?
Bugscope Teamweevils are sometimes called 'snout beetles'
- StudentIs the tip of long nose moving??
- StudentWhat is that thing looks like cutting food?
Bugscope Teamthat is the part that it chews with
- StudentWhat are these..
- Studentdo they suck foods through the nose/mouth
Bugscope TeamI believe so
- StudentWHy are there furs??
- StudentWhat is that part?
- Guest Entomologistthis is actually their mouth, they use it to cut up seeds, twigs whatever, to make a notch to lay eggs in the substrate
- StudentCould we zoom out?
Bugscope Teamwhoever is driving can do that
- Studentwhy are there furs on antena?
- StudentWhy are the furs on antena so~ long?
- StudentWhat are those connected parts?
- StudentAre those senses well developed?
- Studentjaewhi scorpion's tale doesn't have
- Studenttur
- Studentwow
- StudentWhy are many hair/fur in antenna?
Bugscope Teamthey help the insect sense chemicals in the air -- pheromones - among other things
- StudentAre the things juju again?
Bugscope Teamyes we are sorry things are so dirty
- StudentWHAT ARE THOSE THINGS THAT CAME OUT?
- StudentWow............
- Studentkeratin??
- Studentor juju?
- Studentwhy are there strips on the anten?
- StudentWhat are the more detailed things on the hair?
- StudentWhy do they have stripes?
- StudentIs strips sense things??
- TeacherDo those stripes help increase the surface area for better sensing?
- StudentAnd what is that plum-looking part?
- TeacherPlease give control to Eunah Jung
- StudentWhat are these stripes?
Bugscope Teamthose are ridges in the setae that make them more stiff; some are chemosensory, some are mechanosensory, and some are thermosensory
- Studentoops my bad
- StudentIt looks slimy...
- StudentJimmy........OMG
- StudentWhy is it so complicated?
- Studentwhat did I do?
- StudentWhat is that(part with holes)?
- Studenthook worm
- StudentCrazy~
- StudentLooks like eyes~!
- StudentWhat are those holes?
Bugscope Teamthat is where there were once lots of setae
- StudentWhWhat are the bumps again??
- Student So many holes got broken off
- StudentIt's cute!
- Studentooooohhhh
- Studentwhy do they have holes?
Bugscope Teamthe setae broke off or fell out
- StudentCould we get closer to the hole?
- 7:16 pm
- Studentwhat is setae???
- Studentstripes on hai
- Studentr
- Studenthair broked
- StudentWow....can you zoom more?
- StudentIt looks like eyeball
- StudentWHat is that inside the whole?
- Studentwhat is in that hole?
- Guest Entomologistyes they have an exoskeleton
- StudentCan we go inside?
- Studentwhat is inside the hole?
- StudentIs their skin hard?
Bugscope Teamit's like a shrimp shell
- Guest Entomologistthe hairs or setae used to come out of these holes, most likely the setae fell out/broke off from transport, or just other damage
- Studentplatyhelminthes
- Studentphylum platyhelminthes
- Studentphylum playthementhis
- Studentplatehelmenthes
- StudentPhylum of PlanariaPhylum of PlanariaPhylum of PlanariaPhylum of PlanariaPhylum of PlanariaPhylum of PlanariaPhylum of Planaria
- TeacherPlease give control to DongMin
- Guest Entomologistflatworms?
- Studentah zz
- Student.......................
- Bugscope Teamwe see only in black and white because we are using electrons rather than light to collect images, and the electrons that give us the images show up as signal, in grayscale
- Student:(
- Studentoh rope
- Studentstripes
- StudentWhat is this strip?
- Student:)
- Studentppplanaria
Bugscope Teamsome of the people we work with here study planaria
- StudentWow we did lab about planaria a week ago
- StudentStripes are for what?
Bugscope Teamthe stripes often give certain setae a little more flexibility and strength
- Studentsea water that on the beach
- StudentCHADWICK SPIDER!
- Studentsimilar
- Student'
- Student< it is so blurry >
- StudentCould we zoom out? The screen is kind of blurry.
- StudentMore focus
- Studentfocus people focus
- Studentmore
- Studentoh I can see dolphin
- Bugscope TeamI will go to the microscope to fix the focus for you.
- Student:-) cool
- StudentDo those stripes help spider catching it's prey?
- TeacherI asked a question to get the next controller :)
Bugscope TeamDongmin...
- Studentthis looks like waves
- Studentoh ameba
- StudentWhat are those......
- Studentwhat is this;;;
- StudentMR.Miller
- Bugscope Teamthis is one of the pieces of the moth antenna
- StudentOriental Melon
- StudentThey there are hair connected each other?
- StudentIs it really moth?
- 7:21 pm
- StudentIs that broken?
- StudentIs this broken?
- Studentis it broken?
- StudentMr. miller
- Studentbroken egg???
- StudentWhy are there furs kind of things???
Bugscope Teamthose are chemosensors
- StudentIt looks like broken glass
- StudentNew person!
- StudentWhy is the hexagon broken?
Bugscope Teamwe were not careful with it
- StudentWhat is chemosensors?
- Studentfeather/??
- StudentWhat is that?
- Studentlooks like feathers
- StudentFeathers
- Studentwow
- Studenthmm
- Bugscope Teamthese are palm-frond like setae on the PM limb
- StudentWhat is the hair?
- StudentMr.miller heart Ms.crew
Bugscope Teamhaha!
- StudentWhat is this for?
Bugscope Teamwe are not sure
- Studentwow
- Studenthahaz
- StudentSo sharp!
- StudentFront legs
Bugscope Teamyes they are on the front legs of the PM
- StudentJimmy! no!
- Studentwhat
- Studentwhat are you doing?
- StudentNot in school Jimmy
- StudentOMG Jimmy
- StudentCould we possibly go to another place?
- StudentCould we zoom out?
- StudentMr. Miller what's that looking things
- Studentthose sencing furs are different from other insects's furs
Bugscope Teamyes they are, and they must serve a specific purpose on those raptorial forelimbs that we do not know yet
- Studentgood luck :)
- Studentwale's tail
Bugscope Teamhaha Yeah
- Studentwhos dave p?
- Studentcrab
- Studentjellyfish
- Studentjelly fish
- Studentsponge
- Studentspge
- Studentjellyfish
- StudentJellifish
- Studentjelly!
- Studentjellyfish
- StudentJelly
- Studentfish
- Studentjellyfish
Bugscope Teamoh yeah I see what you are talking about
- Studentjelly fish zz
- Studentjellyfish in spongebob
- TeacherPlease give control to Ashton
- StudentJelly Jelly Jelly Fish
Bugscope Teamlike a blues song
- Studentyeah
- StudentAston control
Bugscope Teamgot it!
- Studentphylum cnidaria
Bugscope Teamthat's right!
- Studentaprks Ejtek
- TeacherSorry Scot, another question for contol :)
Bugscope TeamAshton has control...
- StudentPlease give Ashoton control :)
- Student메가
- Studentray
- Studentnot in school
- StudentaprksEjtek
- StudentA while ago, you said that there are people there who study planaria. Could we someday see those planarians through the online microscope?
Bugscope Teamwe can ask them
- 7:26 pm
- StudentWow cool
- Student5 minutes left
- Studentoh egg
- Studentroger
- Bugscope Teamthis is one of the cicada eyes
- Studentzooming into go
- Bugscope Teamthe cicada is so big we cannot see the whole head at one time
- StudentIs that dust on the eye?
- Studentgradation
- Studentagain....
- Studentgeometric shape
- Studentwhat is that small rock things?
- Studentwjdgkrdmsdoqk zz
- StudentHexagons again..
- Guest Entomologistsee you tomorrow
- Guest EntomologistHey scot sorry i have a head out a bit early.
Bugscope TeamHey Thank You, Joe!
- StudentThanks Joe
- TeacherThanks Joe for coming!!
- Studentbye Joe
- StudentBye oe
- StudentSee you Joe
- StudentBye Joe
- Studentretina display
- StudentIt looks like my pillow
- Bugscope Teamplus some scratches
- StudentThanks!\
- Guest Entomologistthanks guys you had some great questions, hope you enjoyed this experience!
- Studentbye Joe
- StudentThis is hexagon
- StudentBye~~
- Studentbye Joe...
- StudentByb Joe~
- StudentWhat is that line?
- StudentBye
- Student.......;;;
- Studentbye
- Studentjuju
- Studentjoe bye
- Studentbob
- StudentIt looks like the eye has been hurt.
Bugscope Teamyes
- Studentthanks
- StudentSean! you're writing nothing!
- Studentoh cool
- Studenthuh
- Studentshut up asthon
- Studenthair
- StudentMany juju
- Studenttype chat text here then hit return key
- StudentHexagon is very famous
Bugscope Teamthat's right!
- StudentWhat is this hole?
- Studentwhat is that? pipe?
- StudentIs this another hair hole?
- StudentIs thier hair on cicada?
Bugscope Teamyes there is, but I am not sure about those small fiberlike things
- StudentIs this a hair hole?
Bugscope Teamthat is where the antenna broke off
- Studentcoral
- StudentMice
- Studentpig
- Studenthuman
- Studentdd
- Studenthuman
- Studentehowl
- Studenttiger
- StudentMOnkey
- Studentit's me
- StudentMonke
- Studentoh~ this is where the antenna is
- Studentcool
- StudentMonkey
- TeacherPlease give control to Sang Min
Bugscope Teamgot it!
- StudentCould we see tip of praying mantis palp?
Bugscope Teamask Sangmin
- Studentdog
- Studentwhat t
- StudentSangmin! Can we see matin palp?
- 7:31 pm
- StudentSee Brain cell
- Studentplease
- StudentWe did that
- Studentwe watched this
- StudenteWW
- Bugscope Teamthis is the true bug, like what a stinkbug or a shield bug is
- Studentmoth wing?/
- StudentCOOL!
- Bugscope Teamthese, now, are moth scales
- StudentIts a piece of art!
- StudentLooks really weak!
- Bugscope Teamin this case they are quite distinct from butterfly scales
- StudentIt looks like a paper plane!
- Studentit looks like leaves
- StudentSee Usage None Grey Boom Usage Might not appropriate
- StudentIt looks really sharp!
- StudentMany scales seams to be gone
- Studentreminds me of leaves again!
- Student'
- StudentWhy moth's wing looks triangle?
- Studentcan those things rip out?
Bugscope Teameasily
- Studenthow the wings of butterfly and moth different?
- Student sae ro drip
- Studentthat looks like paper planes
- StudentI think I saw similar pattern as this before.. could somebody remember?
- StudentI want to rip it
- StudentIt looks like duck pedal
- Studentstripe??
- Bugscope Teamwhen you stroke a butterfly wing and the fine powder comes off, the powder is scales like this
- Studentit looks like surfing boards
Bugscope Teamyes!
- Studentbamboo
- StudentIt looks a bit like triangle
- StudentHow can the wings be broken easily?
Bugscope Teamif the scales come off easily, when the moth flies into a spider web it can save itself
- Studentohlll
- StudentI never thought that a moth is artistic!
Bugscope Teamhaha Yeah!
- Studentrmfpspdlem
- StudentIt is very clean compare to other bug
- Studentoop
- Studentcurve?
- Studenthow does it fly with these kind of scales
Bugscope Teamthey work kind of like feathers to help hold the air
- Studentcurveed wing
- StudentHi guys
- StudentScales are bent
- Studentmpr
- Studentthat was butterfly
Bugscope TeamJimmy this is the moth, or is that what you meant?
- StudentYes They are bent kk
- Studentkk
- StudentWhy are their so many stripes?
- StudentWhy there are strip on that stuff?
- Studentoh thanks
- Studentwer are done :(
- StudentBYE
- Studentwe have to go
- StudentBYE
- Student:(
- StudentBye. Thank you.
- StudentBye
- StudentBye we are going
- StudentBy
- StudentBye~
- StudentThank you ESEM and SJ
- StudentBye Bye...:(
- StudentBYE\
- Studentㅠㅠthanks, bye~
- StudentBye! Thnak you
- StudentBye
- StudentThanks a lot!!
- Studentthanks for your time!!
- StudentBye thank you appreciate for your help
- StudentBYE. Thank you very much. It was good experience.
- StudentThank you~ bye
- StudentI got to go Bye Thanks!!!
- Bugscope TeamThank You!
- StudentSee u again
- StudentWeevil was really cool
- StudentThank you for your reply!
- Bugscope Teamfun to work with you all today
- 7:36 pm
- Bugscope Teamsweeet
- Studentthanx
- StudentTHANK YOU SCOT
- Bugscope TeamI am the same as sj and ESEM but using another confuser
- StudentI learned many things today, thank you!!
- StudentScot Esem SJ thanx
- TeacherPlease give me control back
Bugscope Teamgot it Dude
- StudentThank you I got to know that bugs' wings get ripped easily
- StudentOh
- Studentoh thanks butterfly and Moth are similar
- StudentI've learned a lot about how the bugs actually looklike
- StudentI learned that some of wings have holes, some are not
- StudentThanks BYE
- StudentThank you I've learned many science vocabulary
- StudentBye
- StudentI learned butterfly has geometric shape on the wing
- StudentInsect' s scales were really cool
- StudentIliked it
- Studenteither
- Studentneithe
- StudentThank you for answering our questions.!!
- StudentThank you for answering our questions.!!
- StudentI learned insects uses there hair to sense things
- StudentBB
- StudentThe most interesting part was the pattern of moth and butterfly. Also, butterfly wings are very interesting to me too! This was my first experience to observe organism in eletronic, and I think its really cool!
- Studentb
- StudentI learned that a lot of insect's cells have hexagon shapes today and Thank you for replying
- StudentI learned that hair is for the sense and insect do not have teeth. Thank you.
- StudentI learnt how the wings are like!!
- StudentI think every bugs were interesting Thank You!!!
- StudentI learned about the hexagons shapes in the insects!
- StudentI learned how bugs' body look like and I really liked it
- StudentThank you for answer the question
Bugscope TeamThank You, Minjae!
- Bugscope Teamscales are considered modified setae as well
- Bugscope Teamso Mr Miller do we have another class coming in to work with us?
- TeacherWe have a 10 min break, then 31 more kids come in :)
- TeacherPlease give Pedroh Kim control. He is staying on his break time
Bugscope Teamgot it!
- Bugscope Teambee right back...
- TeacherThe detail is amaing on these scales.
- 7:42 pm
- Bugscope TeamHi Sharon!
- Bugscope TeamSharon where are you?
- Bugscope Teamwhere are you from?
- Bugscope Teamthis is one of the weevil's claws
- TeacherKids are coming in now. Getting them logged on.
- Bugscope TeamMr M what's this about Ms Crew?
- StudentWhat is that line's?
Bugscope Teamwe are looking at the ridges on the weevil claw, and a lot of dirt
- 7:47 pm
- Bugscope Teamprobably plant material
- Bugscope TeamSharon this connection is with a school in South Korea.
- TeacherHaha. She is my wife and she works here at Chadwick teaching 7th grade also (Math) The kids have here too and she came in to check out the session. They made a joke.
Bugscope Teamawesome, so they were really being sweet
- StudentWow...This is cool...
- Bugscope TeamHi Leo Koo!
- Bugscope Teamwe are looking at a single claw
- Bugscope Teamthe micron bar reads 50 microns, or 50 micrometers
- StudentGreat....
- StudentThis is awesome..
- Bugscope Teambacteria are about 2 microns long usually
- TeacherPlease give control to Leo Koo. Thanks.
Bugscope TeamLeo Koo is the supreme commander
- Bugscope Teamso anyway if there were bacteria here we would see them
- StudentThis is so cool!!!
- StudentWOW
- Bugscope Teamnow we're looking at just a few of thousands of scales on a butterfly wing
- StudentAwesome
- StudentThis is awesome!!!
- Studentoh
- Bugscope Teamsome of the scales have fallen off
- 7:52 pm
- StudentYes..I can see that..
- StudentI've never seen these. This is so cool
- StudentI didn't know that the wings would have some scales like flower petals
- StudentTrue bug's Head s great
- StudentHello, I'm Terry !!
Bugscope TeamHi Terry!
- StudentYes...
- StudentIt's cool !!
- StudentHi
- StudentAwesome
- StudentThis is awesome
- StudentWow
- Bugscope Teamthe scales that look very bright are charging up with electrons
- StudentYes it is
- Studentdd
- StudentThe butterfly wings are like flower petals
- StudentThey have electrons?
- Bugscope Teamso we want to look at the darker ones up close
- StudentHi~~ nice to meet you!!
- StudentYeh...
- StudentDah
- StudentReminds me of roof tile
Bugscope Teamyes! exactly!
- Studentreminds me flower petal
- StudentHi
- Studentlooks like a roof tile
- StudentHmm.. I wonder what this is..
- StudentWhat is that?
- StudentThis is SO~~ COOL!~~~~
- Studentwhy is the picture in black and white?
Bugscope Teamwe are using electrons rather than light to image the samples, and electrons are very small. what we get from the sample is signal, in grayscale, so there is no color
- StudentIt looks like tree bark
- StudentIt reminds me of a roof top and a flower petal
Bugscope Teamyes!
- StudentWow!! that's so cool!
- StudentWow
- StudentWow @!
- StudentWOW..
- StudentI thought there was a word on it
- Studentlooks like a net
- Studentthey look like a net
- Studentgreat
- StudentWow ^^
- Bugscope TeamI am sitting at the microscope, so I can tweak the focus by hand from here
- StudentWow!! so cool
- Studentwhat is the thing sticking in there?
- StudentIt looks like a net..
- StudentWhat is this?
- Studentthis looks like a net
- StudentDoes those holes affect the animal to fly?
- StudentIt looks like a net
- StudentHoles
- StudentThere is a hole
- StudentTHIS IS AMAZINGLY AWESOME!!! 2
- StudentSo many holes
- StudentWhy are there holes?
Bugscope Teamthey make the wing lighter in weight, and they also help it produce the colors we see
- StudentIncredible
- StudentWhy do butterfly wings have holes in their wing?
- StudentLagging !!
- StudentWhat is sticking there?
- StudentSo butterfly's wing is full of holes?
- Studentit looks like window pane
- Studentor prisons
- Studentbut why are there holes?
Bugscope Teamthey are super tiny holes. a scale is kind of like a feather, like a bird's feather, and those are kind of holey as well
- StudentOmg
- Studentew
- StudentHoles getting bigger
- StudentOMG~~!!!!
- 7:57 pm
- Studentwhat are the holes made from?
- Studentwow
- StudentThis is kinda...... freaky. thinking that it full of holes
- Bugscope Teamthis is now too high to focus properly -- the electrons are charging up the sample
- Studentlol
- StudentScot is having a hard time replying to us lol
Bugscope Teamthat is correct!
- Student144908!!!
- Studentfuzzy
- Studenthow big is that hole?
- StudentHow does the pattern of the holes made?
Bugscope Teamthey form when the scale develops
- StudentRecord: 144927x
- StudentI think there is a fur !!
- StudentI can't focus it...
- Studentthat is very fuzzy to see;;
Bugscope Teamthis should be better, dude
- Studentgetting bigger
- Studenttoo blurry
- StudentIs something on the hole?
- StudentIt looks like a skeloton!
- StudentNow see a bunch of holes
- StudentThis is better than blurry pics.
- Studentguys stop sending
- StudentI like this
- StudentWow, what are these grey structures?
- Studentwhy are there holes in the butterfly wings?
Bugscope Teamthey keep the scales from being heavy; these are on the wings, not in the wings
- StudentJoshua stop asking the same question
- TeacherPlease give control Joshua Han
- StudentI like how they look like a prison cell
- Studentwow +_+
- Student(why are there holes in the butterfly wings?) asking same question ㅡㅡ
- StudentWhat is the differnces between moth wing and butterfly wing?
- StudentWow
- Studentwow>_< It looks like a beach
- Studentwow
- StudentWow
- StudentTree roots?
- StudentStarfish?
- StudentWow its like a plant...
- Studentit looks like plant
- StudentWhy the hole is not same size?
Bugscope Teamthey are close to the same size -- there are tens of thousands of scales on a single wing
- StudentAre these like hair or tree roots?
Bugscope Teamthis is the antenna of a male moth
- StudentCool ~
- StudentUh... I lost the command
Bugscope TeamDude I gave it to Joshua
- StudentWhat is the root looking this for?
- StudentWhat is that? Is there dust??
- StudentWhat are those scale shaped on the surface of the antenna?
- StudentWhat is the hair sticking out?
Bugscope Teamthey are kind of like hairs, and they're called 'setae'
- StudentSo, is it like antennas on top of antennas..?
- StudentThis is currently near the moth antenna-awesome
- StudentIt looks like sea plants
Bugscope Teamyes it does
- StudentScot where are you from?
- StudentIt looks very sharp
- Studentew
- StudentEWWW...
- Studentit looks very disgusting
- StudentSpider mouth
- StudentI thought spider has only few fangs
- StudentWhy are antennas so furry?
Bugscope Teamthey help pick up chemical scents in the air
- StudentOh my god!! Does it brush his teeth? lol
- StudentWhy does it have crumbs in it's mouth?
- 8:02 pm
- StudentIt's pretty dirty it has some things on the mouth....
- StudentAre those small fangs or teeth?
- StudentIt's dirty !!
- Studentso messy ㅡㅡ
- StudentHow many fangs does a spider have?
Bugscope Teamtwo fangs, and lots of toothlike elements that help hold the prey while it bites
- StudentGross
- StudentWhy are the spiders fang crisscrossed?
- Studentit looks as if it has dirt on it
- Studentdo they eat preys with those fangs or do they paralyze or poison them with poison?
- Studentㅇ
- StudentWhat are those sharp dager like structures?
Bugscope Teamthose are what help the spider hold its prey while it penetrates it with its fangs and injects venom
- StudentAre the sharp things are the spiders' teeth???
- StudentScot where are you from?
- StudentWhat are those fur-looking thingys in the head
Bugscope Teamthey're called plumose setae
- StudentWhat is this leaf looking thing?
- Studentwhat does it do???
- StudentSo is plumose setae like antenna?
- StudentOMG
- Student^^ !!@~
- StudentWhat are does big things that are behind it's teeth?
- StudentThat was error
- StudentUm...... getting grosser and grosser
- StudentNo private conversations sorry
- StudentOh my gosh...
- StudentLooks like big trunk
- StudentWow
- Student^^
- Studentare those food or something
Bugscope Teamit is really hard to tell, even for me, and I do this often
- StudentSo what's a spider's favorite diet? Since it needs all those fangs and venom.
- StudentWhats are those moss like things?
- StudentWhat are does leafy kind of things?
- Studentthose look like bacterias;;
- StudentThe spider should brush it's teeth
- StudentIt doen't look very oranized...
- StudentWhat are the things that is next to the fur>
- StudentWhat are does stuff in the mouth??
- StudentWhat are does junks on the right??
- Studentis it junk ???
- Studentno
- StudentLOL peter
- Studentew
- StudentIs this spider poisonous?
Bugscope Teamyes all spiders are poisonous but not all can hurt us
- StudentIt's disgusting...
- Studentew very gross
- StudentWhat are those thin lines..?
Bugscope Teamthose are sensory setae
- StudentHow many bugs does a spider eat per day?
- Studentno
- Studentew very gross2
- Student=3=
- StudentBut dirty
- StudentThis thing
- Studentis just cool
- Studentㅡㅡ
- Studentㅡㅡ
- Studentㅇㅅㅇ wow!
- Studentjunks are looking bigger now
- Studentwow
- StudentOMG can you guys stop that ㅡㅡ this is not about making emoticons
- Studentwow2
- TeacherPlease give Dohun Lee control
- TeacherCould you tell us what the setae do?
Bugscope Teamsome are chemosensory -- for tasting or smelling; some are mechanosensory, like cat or rat whiskers, and they can also sense wind; and some are thermosensory, for sensing hot/cold
- StudentWhat are these?
- 8:07 pm
- Student= =
- StudentI want to control !!
- Student>----
- StudentWhat kind of bugs do spiders like this one eat?
Bugscope Teamthey like anything they can catch except things like Monarch butterflies, which taste bad
- Studentthey have eyes, but can they see through the eyes?
- StudentHow do you know so well about these?
- StudentThermosensory? What's that?
- Student^-^ \
- StudentWhat is the teeth made of?
- StudentNo emotion !!
- StudentHow can we know that if this spider is poisonous or not by looking at this?
Bugscope Teamwe can't tell if it is poisonous to us or not, unless we know its pattern'
- Studentstop typing emoticons
- StudentWhy don't the spiders catch Monarch butterflies?
- Bugscope TeamDohun has control now.
- StudentWhat are does straw looking things?
- StudentHow do they eat food?
Bugscope Teamthey suck it up as a liquid
- StudentDoes the moth antenna have fur, Chaos?
- StudentOh
- StudentThis looks furry
- StudentA little freaky
- StudentI think it is kind of furry
- StudentWhat is the furry things??
- Studentthat looks like a pea plant from jack and the huge pea plant
- StudentThose line looks like noodle
- StudentThey suck up the nutrients in the liquid form huh?
- Studentwhat does it do? The furry things do?
- StudentIt is very cool
- StudentAgreed..
- Studenthi
- StudentThey catch the food with the fangs I guess..
Bugscope Teamand they hold it with those toothlike elements while they bite it
- StudentIt looks like tube
- StudentVery slippery noodle
- Studentlooks...weird
- StudentNoodles..... haha
- StudentWhat are these 'noodles' for?
Bugscope Teamthose are likely chemosensory setae
- StudentWhat is inside of tube??
- StudentI wish I could touch those things..
- StudentWhat is the role of the furry things next to the straw looking things?
- StudentWhat are the furs for?
- StudentWhere are these noodles going in?
- StudentIt looks like it's connected
- StudentLooks like carpet
- StudentWhat is the fur looking thing?
- Bugscope Teammoths and lots of other insects can smell very weak scents in the air. sometimes they sense pheromomes, which are like perfume
- StudentWow its spiky now
- StudentOMG I have a phobia of this;;;;;
- Studentwhat those the fur do?
- StudentIt looks like rubber
- Studentthe fur looks like spikes
- StudentWhat is that?
- StudentHow are these shapes created?
- StudentLooks like banana
- StudentWhat is this????????????
- StudentWhy are there so many of these things?
- StudentWhy are they not smooth?
- StudentWhat are these?
- Studentare those little finger things to sense
- Student?
- StudentHuh? It's co
- StudentIt's cool
- 8:12 pm
- StudentWhat does the fur do?
Bugscope Teamthis is the fine structure of the antenna, and I imagine that it helps pick up very weak scents in the air
- StudentDo those help them to sense things? Do those help them sense things? Do those help them sense things?
Bugscope Teamyes!
- StudentHi Cate
- StudentMicroseate??
- StudentDo those help them sense things?
Bugscope TeamYes either touch or chemical things like smell or temperature
- Studentwhat if the moth's antennaes are pulled? what would happen Scot?
- StudentHI!!
- StudentThere are big noodles on top of thousands of tiny noodles..
Bugscope TeamThe bigger noodles are the big fronds you can see on the antenna. The smaller ones are microsetae (small hairs)
- StudentHi! Dr.Cate~~
- StudentHI CATE!
- StudentWhat does the carrot do?? Next to the finger looking thingies??
- StudentEw
- StudentWhat is this part?
- StudentDo butterflies have antennas like this too?
Bugscope Teamthe males often have ornate antennae in moths, but butterfly antennae are not so fancy
- StudentThat looks like human arm
- Studentit looks like human arm
- StudentHello Dr.Cate
- StudentWhat does the carrot do????
- TeacherHey Dr. Cate, nice to see you again.
Bugscope TeamHello!
- StudentHello Cate~ nice to meet you
- StudentYeah ~
- StudentAng? what is that
- StudentHello Dr.Cate
- StudentThere is someone to help u answer Scot haha
Bugscope Teamhaha
- StudentWhat does the bass struture do??
- StudentThat looks like tentacles now.
- StudentGetting very blurry
- StudentIt was furry before
- Bugscope Teamoh wow we are so high it's no wonder we cannot see anything
- StudentWhat is the difference between the attenna of the moth to the atenna of the butterfly?
- StudentCool ~
- Studentit looks like carrots buried deep into the ground
- TeacherPlease give Terry77 control
Bugscope Teamgot it!
- Studentwow............
- StudentWhy does the bacteria have wrinkles???
Bugscope TeamSometimes bacteria will shrink a little when they dry out. All the specimens are in a vacuum right now so they are super dried out
- Studentit is very sharp
- StudentWoW.
- Studentlooks like a venus flytrap
- StudentIt looks like crabs tongs!!
- StudentWow its like a lobster's claw...
- StudentIt looks very sharp
- StudentWhat is that black dot?
- StudentI see some furs what does this fur do????????
- StudentWhat are does fur on the leg??
- StudentIt looks like the alligator's teeths
- StudentHow many bugs do they eat everyday?
- StudentSharp teeth they are
- StudentWhat are does fur on the leg??
- StudentIt looks like teeth
Bugscope TeamThose teeth are spines that help hold the praying mantises food
- StudentI never thought It was that sharp
- Studentwhat are those furry things?
- StudentIt looks like crab hand2
- StudentNo a lobster's hand...
- StudentSomething is on these furry things
- Studentwow
- Studentlooks sharp.....
- StudentWhy are there cracks on one of the spikes?
- StudentThey are all broken up....TT
- StudentIt looks like it's going to break someday the sharp things
- StudentThey are sharp!!! I heard that they kill each other once they finish mating..Why do they? I can't understand why the wives are killing their husbands....
Bugscope Teamit's because they are hungry
- StudentIt looks like its crumbling down.
- StudentDoes the bug gets holes when the mantis catches its prey???
Bugscope TeamBug exoskeletons can be pretty tough but those sharp spines might help with cracking them open
- Studentah..... thanks scot!!!!^^
- StudentLooks very sharp
- StudentSpikes are starting to fall off
- 8:17 pm
- StudentLOL
- StudentIT's black
- StudentWow I'm blown away by what mother nature can do.
- StudentIt returned
- StudentWhat is the part separated
- StudentIt looks like there is some scales now
- StudentThey have strange patterns.
- Studentew there are lots of keratin things..
- StudentWow, we can even see the structure of thoses things!
- Studentlots of cracks!
- StudentWhat is that white and small thing on there?
- StudentLet's go to weevil!!!
- StudentWhy the shape looks like it little bit teared off?
Bugscope Teamit is brokne, a bit
- StudentWow.... why is it kinda furry?
- StudentWow there are little wings inside!!
- StudentI once read a book, that when praying mantises reproduct, the female eats the male. Is that true scot? Why?
Bugscope Teamsometimes that happens; the female just gets hungry and wants food for her young
- StudentIt looks dirty...
- StudentVery
- TeacherPlease give Irene control
- Bugscope Teameasily...
- StudentWhy the structure is not flat??
- Studenthow sharp is the claw?
Bugscope Teamreally it is just sharp enough so it does not get stuck or break easilt
Bugscope Teamgot it
- StudentWhat are all those things on the claw?
- StudentThat looks like a half circle
- Student*smooth
- StudentJuju!!
- StudentWhere does the juju come from?
- Studentchris just...
- StudentThey are from different parts of insects
- StudentSame here
- StudentI agree with Hyeseong
- StudentOr some other dusts from somewhere over the rainbow I guess
- Student1````1111
- StudentChris park, slow down !!
- StudentDoes weevils climb up human skin?
Bugscope Teamthey can but they don't really care for humans; they mostly like grains
- Student What's juju?
- StudentScot is having hard time responding !!
Bugscope Teamthat is right, I am sorry
- StudentWhat is the part that is cutted?
- StudentWhat is the thing in the middle?
- Studentyeh...
- StudentThe palp?
- StudentWhat is that broken piece of block in the middle?
- StudentWhat is the part that is cutted?
- Studentwhat do weevil rely on
- StudentWhats a palp?
Bugscope TeamIt's a mouth part hat helps with tasting or moving food around
- 8:23 pm
- StudentOh~~
- StudentThis look like a tree...
- StudentIs there limiting factor for bugs?
- StudentIt looks like the surface of the moon...
- StudentWhat's that white lines??
- StudentSomethng like tongues, eh?
- StudentWhat does the palp surface have a bunch of bumps?
Bugscope Teamthe bumps are often like tastebuds on your tongue
- StudentThat looks bumpy
- StudentWhy are their many holes on the surface?
- Studentit is
- StudentWhy is it cut?
- StudentAre they something like feelers?
Bugscope Teamyes they are food feelers that help the insect taste and also move its food into its mouth
- Studentit looks like suface of moon
- StudentVery clear
- StudentWhy is it cut!
- StudentWhy are there holes?
- StudentWhat's crater
- StudentWhat is that hole?
- Studenthuh...
- StudentWhy is it cut!
- StudentWhat is the crater ther?
- Studentwow..............
- StudentIt looks like a flower
- StudentIt looks like a flower leaf
- StudentLooks like flower
- StudentWhat are does flower pedals?
- StudentLooks like flower
- StudentIts like a flower
- Studentbananas!!!
- StudentWhat are does bumps for?
- Studentwooow it is so pretty
- Studentwow it's so cool
- Studentwhat is that??
- Bugscope Teamlike a lotus
- StudentWhat does flower things do?
- StudentIt looks like a bananas....
- StudentThat looks like flower patels
- StudentWhy is it cut
Bugscope TeamI'm not sure what it was. But when insects die they dry out which tends to lead to body parts falling off easily
- StudentIt looks like Lotus flower
- Studenti HATE lotus
Bugscope Teamsorry Dude
- TeacherPlease give control to Eugene Hwang
- StudentWhat is that long straw in front of that leaf thing?
- Bugscope TeamIt does look like a lotus or bananas
- Bugscope TeamI believe these are sensory setae on the praying mantis's palp
- Studentha ha chris
- StudentYeh
- StudentI like lotuslol >_
- StudentDon't write nonsense !!
- StudentAre they something like setae again?
Bugscope TeamYes just different kinds
- Studentthis is cool
- StudentWow...... What are thoes
- Student???
- StudentTree bark
- StudentWow!! It loos like cactus fallen down
- StudentIs this supposed to be wood shaped?
- Studentit looks like meat
- Studentlook like wood.
- Studentoh..
- StudentWhat does those cactus looking things do??
- StudentWhy are they so rough?
- Studentthat looks like half chopped wood!!!
- StudentCool
- StudentWhat are the dirt thingys?
- StudentWhat's all these extra fur?
- TeacherWhere were these fibers?
Bugscope TeamCate made a wooden support to hold up the dragonfly's head.
- StudentWhat does that things do??
- StudentWhy are they so rough?
- StudentVery not smooth surface
- StudentIt looks like........ tree bark
Bugscope Teamclose! it is wood
- StudentIt looks like a cactus!!>_
- 8:28 pm
- Studentare those really fiber?
- StudentNOw really looking like a wood
- StudentWhat is this?
- StudentIt looks strange.. How can their body do something in this dirty situation?
Bugscope TeamIrene this is a wooden stick
- StudentIt looks very bumpy...
- StudentPlease, people..Let's not type unnecessary things...
- StudentIt is cellulose fibers !!
- Bugscope Teamso we are looking at cellulose fibers
- StudentExactly
- Studentthis look like a wood
- Bugscope TeamCellulose is pretty much any plant material
- Studentgolf ball
- Bugscope Teamwhoa big compound eye
- Studentwow
- Studentgolf ball!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- StudentWow
- StudentIt looks like golf ball !!
- StudentGolf ball
- StudentGolf ball
- StudentIT looks like a ball
- StudentIt looks like golf ball
- StudentThose have shapes
- StudentA golf ball!
- Studentegg!
- Studentwhy is it so big? what does the balloon do?
- Bugscope Teamthe round thing with the hole in it is an antenna
- Studentgolfball
- StudentAnd that straw looking thing?? What is it?
- Bugscope TeamHere is a big compound eye
- StudentIt's plumpy
- StudentWhat is that golf ball looking thing?
Bugscope Teamone of the praying mantis's eyes
- StudentWhy are there those pattern?
- StudentWhat's that tube?
- StudentWhat is that pipe thing?
- StudentHow can those hexagons help them?
- StudentWhat does that tube do??
- StudentThat is one HUGE EYE BALLS!!!!!
- Studentwow so messy eye
- StudentIt is a hexagon!!!>_<
- Studenta tile
- Studentit's crazy how they fit together~!!!!!!!!!!!
- StudentBeehives
- StudentHexagons!
- StudentThose little hexagons help them to see in many angles, right?
- StudentIts like a beehive..!!!
- StudentVery good pattern, looks good
- StudentHow can be the shape same??
Bugscope Teamit is a kind of naturally derived shape
- StudentHow are they so perfect??
- StudentHow does nature make this perfection?
- StudentMath invovled everywhere
- StudentThese are so perfect just fit right together...!
- Studentwow thats a lot
- Studenthow many vision can the mentis see...?
- StudentWhat are does white sprays on the eye??
Bugscope Teamsome kind of juju
- StudentBecause it should be Terry
- Studentis that white thing juju again?
- Studentthere is no gaps.
- TeacherPlease give control to Yusuf
Bugscope Teamgot it!
- StudentNATURE POWER~!!!!!!
- Studentwhat happens if the shape doesn't match?
- StudentMs.Crew is excited because of the hexagons..
Bugscope Teamis Ms Crew here now?
- StudentYES!!
- Studentyeah ms crew is here
- Bugscope TeamHexagons fit together so well for round things which is why beehives and this compound eye have them. That way they can maximize the number of lenses it has or in the case of the beehive- compartments
- StudentIt would be funny if it wasn't hexagon, but instead TRIANGLES!!!!!!!!!!
- Studentyeh
- StudentThis doens't look like an eye now.
Bugscope Teamin real life sometimes you can see into the hexagons
- Studentmatch
- StudentYes, Ms.crew is here in the room I don't know about this chat...
- StudentI don't think thats going to be a eye if it doesnt
Bugscope TeamThey function like little lenses
- 8:33 pm
- Bugscope TeamPraying mantids have to have grat vision in order to be able to catch other insects
- StudentIt looks like the bed...
Bugscope Teamyes it does!
- Bugscope Teammandibles
- StudentMore setae???
- StudentIt looks like lobster claws!!
- Studentoh....
- StudentWhat are those holes?
- Studentnever mind
- Studentfish scales
- StudentWhat is sticking in ther?
- StudentWhat are these hile?
- Studentwhat does the hole do?
- Studentif they have a hole in the eye can they still see?
Bugscope Teamyes they have lots of eye facets (ommatidia) so they can see out of the other ones
- StudentMore Holes
- StudentIt looks like eyes on a wall
- Studentholes?
- StudentWHy are those holes where?
- StudentLooks like fish scales..!!!
- StudentWhy are there holes?
- Studentare the holes for breathing?
- Bugscope Teamthis is a spider's 'knee'
- StudentDo these holes get the fur out when the spider needs to climb?
- StudentThat looks like tree pillar !!
- StudentAlso what is that antena lokking thing coming out of holes?
- StudentThere are so many holes there?
- StudentWhat does the hole do??
- StudentDoes spider have skin?
- StudentWhy are there so many holes?
- StudentMs. Crew is ENTERING!!!
- StudentMs. Crew is here!!1
- StudentWhy is the surface bumpy?
- Studentwhat is exoskeleton?
- StudentHello! Ms.Crew!!
- StudentDo spiders have skin?
- Studentit looks gross......
- StudentWhy are their surface kind of cracked??
- Bugscope TeamThe hairs connect to nerves that are underneath the exoskeleton
- Studentit
- Studentoops
- Studentoops
- StudentHmm........
- Bugscope TeamSpiders have an exoskeleton too
- StudentWhat is exoskeleton?
- StudentDo spiders have skin
- Bugscope Teamspiders have a cephalothorax -- a head/body -- that is hardened, like an exoskeleton, or like a shell
- TeacherPlease give Daniel Kim control
- StudentThe skin!
- Bugscope Teambut the abdomen -- the big round part -- is soft
- StudentDo they have skin or not
- StudentSkin Skin Skin
Bugscope Teamthey don't really have skin
- Studentscaly
- Studentit looks like scaley
Bugscope TeamSometimes exoskeletons like that are made to expand a little. They are where the exoskeletons at a little bit softer. Maybe is area is made so it can expand for some reason
- 8:38 pm
- Studentwow cool
- StudentShell Shell Shell
- Studentit looks like a leaf
- StudentWhy is this shell look like a leaf?
- StudentHow hard is this exoskeleton?
Bugscope Teamit's kind of like a shrimp shell
- Studentyes it looks like leaf!!!!!
- StudentWhy is that white lines ??
- Studentdid it peel it's shell yet?
- Bugscope TeamInsect exoskeletons are made of chitin which is the same stuff your fingernails are made of
- StudentThat s knee??
Bugscope Teamthis is high magnification, on a plumose setae
- Bugscope Teamseta, sorry
- StudentWhy is that white lines ??
- StudentWhat are inside those holes?
- StudentWhy does the shell have a little hole on the right?>
Bugscope TeamThat is where a seta broke off
- Bugscope TeamDaniel Kim now has control, sorry it took so long...
- StudentWhat is a seta?
- StudentWow
- Studentohohohohowowow
- StudentIt looks like duck feet
- StudentIt looks like the paper plane!
- StudentCOOL
- StudentWhy do they curve?
- StudentThis looks cool
- StudentThey look like duck feet
- StudentWhy is scales duck foot shaped?
- StudentWhy are theses scales different from the butterflies'?
- StudentWhat are does leaf looking thing?
- StudentLooks like flippers
- StudentArrows
- Studentdoes bugs have limiting factors??
Bugscope Teamthankfully for us they cannot grow too large because they could not breathe efficiently if they were larger
- StudentIt
- Studentfroggy foot
- StudentLike a duck's foot
- StudentThey have stripe patterns
- StudentIt is different than the butterfly
- Studentthanks scot!!
- StudentWhy is the some lines are curved??
- StudentThe lines are parallel
- Studentthe lines are parrell
- StudentThe lines are parallel !!
- StudentMs. Crew is relating this to math >_
- StudentWhat are these small squares in the lines on the plates?
- StudentWhat are those dots?
- StudentThose looks like Fish fins
- StudentIt looks like a pattern from sourcream potato chip
- StudentMath is everywhere !!
- StudentWoooo~~~~ So cool!!
- StudentHate math....
- StudentWhat are those lines for?
Bugscope Teamthe lines are the latticework that gives the scale its strength and also helps form the pattern that creates structural colors
- Studentit looks like squid chips
- StudentIs this the false eye?????? They look so different!
- Studentoh there are holes between the lines
Bugscope Teamyes -- some of the holes have pigment granules in them
- StudentIs it full of holes too??
- StudentThey look like cloth
- StudentIt's cool !!
- StudentIt lloks like chip
- StudentLike butterfly wings?
- StudentJoshua don't right negative phrases
- Bugscope Teamscales can form color in two ways: using the pigment granules or using their shape and the way it interferes with light
- 8:43 pm
- StudentSo, there is no color !!
- Studentit's boring
Bugscope Teamsorry dude]
- StudentWhat happens when we cut those?
- StudentWow its like a honey...
- Studentno joshua
- Studentholy..... THIS IS SO COOL~~~~~~~~~~
- StudentIt looks like prison.
- Studentit looks like DNA Identification!!
- StudentLooks like corn
- Studentsorry\
- StudentIts like a honey comb...
- Bugscope TeamWe don't eat much squid here
- StudentWhy all the circles are not same??
- StudentWhat are the things that are on the holes?
- StudentIt looks like the window in the airplane
- Studentseems like they have another layer of wing
- Studentlooks delicious
- Studentthe hole is now the shape of a circle...~
- Studentlooks like airplane windows
- StudentLook at that detail...
- StudentWhat is inside the holes?
- StudentWouldn't the holes possibly cause the moth to fall
Bugscope Teamthey are so small that they don't cause any problems; air is thick to an insect, like water is to us
- Studentthe holes are rectangle
- StudentYeah ~
- StudentMe too Chris
- Student>__< It looks like zebra stripes!
- StudentI agree..
- Student2222
- StudentWhat are the things that are in the holes?
Bugscope Teamthey are mostly empty, but you can see how they must have formed in layers when the moth or butterfly was metamorphosing into this shape
- StudentPlease, people..Let's not type unnecessary things...
- TeacherPlease give control to Alice Jang
- Studentdoes the holes connect to somewhere?
- StudentMo
- Studentyes lets not do that
- Studentwhat happens if the holes get blocked?
Bugscope Teamthere are tens of thousands of scales, and it's okay even if some fall off
- StudentGuys don't play with your nickname
- StudentAIRPLANE WINDOW PANES!!!
Bugscope Teamthat's right!
- StudentThis is interesting !!
- Student33388x magnified.....
- StudentYes, she is.... And she is happy
- StudentWhat is that inside the hole??
- StudentIts like a elephant head....
- StudentWhat does the name true bug mean?
- Studentµm means micrometer I guess
- Studentew
- Studentelphant trunks!!!
- StudentIt looks like a elephant's trunk
- StudentIt looks like elephant head !!
- Studentwhat does 2 µm “Microns” mean...?
Bugscope Teammicrons are the same as micrometers, and a micron is a millionth of a meter, or a thousandth of a millimeter
- StudentWhat the.... so gross
- Studentwhat is that fur???????
- StudentIt looks like its going to attack us if it was real
- Bugscope Teamthe little u thing is a Greek mu symbol
- Studentit's dirty.......
- Studentwhat is does thck lines?
- StudentWhat fur?
- Studentis that a mud?
- StudentAndy!
- 8:48 pm
- StudentWhy is that looks like a elephant trunk ??
- Studentwhat are those black things? Are they like mole or something???
- StudentWhy is there dirt like stuff?
- StudentMr.Andy !!
- Studentwhat
- StudentI see dirt
- StudentPlease, people..Let's not type unnecessary things...
- StudentWhat is that trunk like thing?
Bugscope TeamThat is the
Bugscope TeamProboscis which is like a trunk it is how the insect eats. It eats liquids like plant sap or insect blood
- Studenta smaller version of an elephant
- Studentthis has a mouse of a misquitoe
- StudentIt doesn't look like its going to be smooth
- StudentDo they use their head for many things (like what?) and is that why the head of true bug dirty?
Bugscope Teamthe insect was probably much cleaner before it died
- StudentThat's the head?there is the root ther?
- StudentSetae??
- Studentwhat is that ??
- StudentWhat are does black things on the surface?
- Studentoh
- Studenti see setae again
Bugscope Teamgood eye, Dude
- StudentThat looks likd cabbage
- StudentWhy are that curvy lines ??
- StudentWow looks like a tornado...
- StudentLooks like cabbage
- StudentSorry, error
- StudentWhat are that curvy lines??
- StudentIt looks like flower too.
- StudentDo they have poison?
- StudentLooks kind of like cabage....
- StudentWhat is that bunch of pasta at the left side?
Bugscope Teamit's some dried liquid
- StudentWhat are those wrinkles?
- StudentThey drink the wet plants !!
- StudentWhat is this for?
- Studentwhat's an assassin bug?
Bugscope Teamthey are insects that attack other insects, often by disguising themselves as leaves
- StudentIt's pretty cool.
- StudentYeah it's cool
- StudentI like it!
- StudentHow big is it??
- StudentSo much juju...
Bugscope Teamyes you are right; we could go somewhere else
- StudentI see so much juju
- StudentWhy there are so many dirts?
- 8:53 pm
- StudentWow.......
- Studentwhat is the straw like thingy on the right?
Bugscope Teamthe big one is an antenna, and the small smooth one I believe is for liquids to come up
- TeacherPlease give Chris Park control
- StudentIt looks like an elephant trunk
- Studentoh
- Bugscope TeamMost of juju is dust or dirt
- Studentwhy are you here dave..
- TeacherDave you should be in another lesson now!
- Bugscope Teamyou can see the eyes now
- Bugscope Teamdirt in this microscope looks like rocks
- StudentDave? Why are you here?
- Studentjuju -_- ew
- Studentdave get the heck outta here
- Studentsorry it was arron
- StudentDave, you are busted
- StudentBye dave~~~
- StudentYeh... Dave..
- StudentDave go away
- StudentI spelled here wrong
- Studentㅅㄱ
- StudentI'll try to miss you~~
- StudentBye Bye ~
- StudentAlright back to the subject
- StudentWhy are you hear Dave ?? No ~
Bugscope Teamsorry Dave
- Studentsugo dave
- Studentwe don't want you here dave
- StudentHa ha ha.......
- StudentBack to the topic guys no more
- Studenthello
Bugscope TeamHi Dave!
- StudentOK....My friends..Let's not type unnecessary things...
- StudentNo korean ~
- StudentEnglish ~
- Studentthey look like fingerss
- StudentThat really looks like mini elephant trunk
- StudentEnough..!
- StudentWow
- Studentwhy are the antena so thick
- Studenti
- StudentIs that head pemp?????
- StudentDoes the head have bones or something?
- Studentrib
- StudentCICADA~~~~~~
- StudentWow that looks cool
- Studentit looks like rib cage
- StudentWhy is the middle is flat, and the right and left are rugged??
- StudentWhat does that pattern bump on the surface do?
- StudentWhat are some things that are between the bumps?
- StudentI thought it was cicada's belly
- Studenthow do they make sound by their belly?
- StudentDoes this head pump have setae?
- Studentis this juju?
- TeacherPlease give Chris Park control
- StudentIs that juju that is out of the surface?
- Bugscope TeamIt could be either setae or fungus. Not sure
- StudentWhy is it so furry on the sides
- Studentjuju
- StudentThey look like statues
- StudentCool
- StudentBye guys
- StudentThank you for everything Scot and Cate!!
- StudentWhat does the fur do??
- Studentthank you scot for teaching me how to compare male and female!!!
- StudentWhy always they have dirts
Bugscope TeamMinjee we do not often clean them because there may be something interesting like pollen or bacteria for us to see
- 8:58 pm
- StudentThis was so cool and fun.
- StudentThank you for teaching us about body parts of bug!! I really like this bugscope! ♥
- Studentthank you for helping us ut was such a great time being with you guys!
- StudentGRACIAS
- StudentThank U for teaching me about setae and it was really fun to look very close at the bugs.~~~~~ ^.^
- StudentThank you for this sessions and staying late for us...!!!
- StudentOh... That's why!
- StudentThank you for showing us these
- StudentThank you for teaching me and actually you are staying extra for us !!
- StudentWe learned lots of things from you guys! thank you so much for staying late just because of us have a great time~
- StudentByeBye...:-(
- StudentThank you I really enjoyed looking at moth wing thank you for staying late for us
- StudentThank you for staying late for us~!
- StudentThank you so much. This is so cool.
- StudentScot and every dr. thank you for staying late for us and I learned things like setae
- StudentThank you for teaching good information for us. bye!
- StudentThank you, Scot and Cate for teaching us and showing us all the information! I really enjoyed the eye part for the Praying Mantic!
- StudentThank you very much, I learned so much from you guys like new vocabularies heheh
- StudentThank you :-)
- Studentthank you for teaching us!!!Thank you Scot and Cate!! :]
- StudentThank you :-)
- StudentThank you for teaching us so many things Bye ^^
- StudentThank you, for teaching me about setae. And thankyou for staying up late for us. It was a great experience for me!!! Thank you again >__< BYE!!
- Bugscope Teamthe thing with the ridges is called a cibarium, and it is the area in which the pumping goes on as the cicada pushes its proboscis into a branch to get the sap out
- StudentTHANK YOU!!!
- StudentThank you for teaching everything !! I learned a lot by BugScope !!
- Bugscope Teamthanks for all the great questions
- StudentThank You so much for staying late for us and tell us a lot of infos now I know what is sadae bye!
- StudentThank you so much for everything! You have worked so hard replying to us and getting ready for this entire project, even if it's late. I especially had interest with the spider fangs and how they can spread venom. I hope we can meet you again! Good bye!!!
- Studentbefore i say bye, i have to say the furs are gross
Bugscope Teamhaha Thank You!
- StudentBye ~ Bye ~
- StudentI've learnt a lot about the Phylum Arthropoda. I had been looking at different bugs such as the praying mantis, the true bug and the cicada. I truly appreciate for teaching me so many things like the setaes and the reason praying mantis feed each other.
- StudentThank your Mr.Miller
- StudentI enjoyed looking at delicate bodies of the insects, like the wings with holes, and thank you for staying late for us!
- StudentTHANK U MR.MILLER~~~~
- Bugscope TeamTime for late dinner here.
- StudentScot & Cate & Mr.Miller are working hard !!
- StudentThank you Mr.Miller~
- StudentTHANK YOU MR. MILLER!!!
- StudentThank you everyone
- Bugscope TeamThank You Everyone!
- StudentThank you mr. Miller and everybody
- StudentThank you to everybody !!
- TeacherClass is wrapping up Bugscope team. Thank you for staying late for us! As always this was an amazing experience.
- Studentstop copying and pasting andy
- StudentThank you for teaching us about the bug that we were interested. Now I could know their body better~~~~ I want to try this again later... I really thank you for staying late for us too...
- Bugscope Teamhey totally cool
- StudentLUNCH
- Student^^ Bye ~ Bye ~ It's time to eat !! I'm hungry
- StudentSEE YA~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!
- StudentThanks
- Studentbye~~
- Studentbye bye
- StudentCan we go?
Bugscope TeamSure. bye Minjee!
- StudentBYEBYEBYEBYE
- StudentBye!
- Bugscope Teamuse your proboscises
- StudentSee ya
- Bugscope TeamBye!
- StudentXD Thank you!
- StudentThank you!!
- StudentNo Dongmin !! Bye ~
- StudentBye bye, we are starving to death right now
- Bugscope TeamShutting down soon. Thank You!
- TeacherGreat presets! Best I've seen with you yet.
- Bugscope TeamThanks, Mr M
- TeacherGood night!
- 9:03 pm
- Bugscope TeamGood Night!
- TeacherUntil next year, I hope :)
Bugscope Teamyeah see you next year!
