Connected on 2012-03-28 10:00:00
from Pinal, Arizona, United States
- 9:05 am
- Bugscope Teamsample is in chamber and pumping down
- 9:21 am
- 9:28 am
- Bugscope Teamgood morning, KBliss!
- Bugscope Teamwelcome to Bugscope!
- Bugscope Teamwe're making presets for your session
- 9:34 am
- 9:39 am
- Bugscope TeamMaggie!
- Bugscope TeamHello!
- 9:46 am
- 9:51 am
- Guest EntomologistHello!
- Bugscope TeamHi Joe!
- Guestwhat is the natural length of this centipede
- Bugscope Teamthe centipedes were about 2.5 inches long; we had to make them a bit shorter
- 9:56 am
- Bugscope Teamthis -- what we are working on right now -- is a silverfish
- Guestare centipedes poisonous if we touch them
Bugscope Teamthey may release chemicals from the final few segments to deter ants
- Bugscope Teamthey also have venom, if they bit
- Bugscope Teamif they bite, that is
- Guest Entomologistthey're mostly not deadly to humans though, as far as i know
- Guest Entomologistother than to people with allergy perhaps
- Guestthat is good to know
- Bugscope TeamHello Trish!
- Bugscope Teamwe're finishing up a few presets, but we are ready to answer questions
- 10:01 am
- Bugscope Teamalright we are ready to roll!
- Bugscope Teamplease let us know when you have questions
- 10:07 am
- Bugscope Teamand also, who will be driving? presently Miss Bliss has control of the 'scope
- Bugscope Teamthis is the head of the stinkbug
- Bugscope Teamyou can see its compound eyes, its proboscis ...
- Guestdo they have predators or because they are posinous do andimals leave them alone
Bugscope TeamI think most animals just leave them alone because they smell bad. even stinkbugs do not like their own smell
- Guest EntomologistSome species of stinkbugs are actually predacious
- Bugscope Teamactually, parasitic wasps attack them, as so assassin bugs, praying mantises, and ants
- Guest Entomologistso they are not always pests in an agricultural setting
- Guest Entomologistalthough they usually are
- Bugscope TeamAmanda I gave you control of the microscope.
- Bugscope Teamyou can drive, if you'd like
- 10:12 am
- Bugscope Teamyou can see that if you click within the image, the 'scope will center focus on that point
- Bugscope Teamyou can also bring the magnification up or down, and you can also focus, up or down
- Bugscope Teamthere is a tangle of legs and some other stuff the insect collected after it died
- Bugscope Teamfrom the presets, on the lefthand screen (accessed using the lefthand arrow), you can choose other things to look at
- GuestWhat are we looking at right know
Bugscope Teamexactly -- what Cate said -- this is a tangle of stinkbug legs
- Bugscope Teamwe mount almost all specimens on the dorsal side so we can see the ventral side
- Bugscope Teambut one of the scorpions is mounted on its ventral side, and one is mounted so it is standing up, in a way
- Bugscope Teamhere you can see one of the moth's claws, and to the left you can see a number of scales
- 10:17 am
- Guest Entomologistit is just their version of "toes"
- Guesti had no idea that moths had claws, what do they use them for
Bugscope Teamthey use them to hold onto things like where they land.
- Guest Entomologistit helps the cling to things
- Bugscope Teamthey use their claws much like we use our hands
- Guestthat is very interesting
- Bugscope Teamwe find a lot of people are surprised about moths and butterflies having claws
- Guest Entomologistthe scales there are the things responsible for some of the brilliant colours you see on a butterfly or moth
- Bugscope Teamoften you will notice that beetles and especially grasshoppers and katydids do not walk on their claws; they hold the claws up and balance on other nearby parts of the leg
- Bugscope Teamthese are little 'vents' we have never seen before on silverfish
- Guesti have learned a new fact today. thank you
- Bugscope TeamAg = silver
- Guest Entomologistheh, nice
- Guestabout the claws that is
- Bugscope TeamKBliss please let us know if you would like to drive, or if you'd like someone else to drive. Amanda is doing a good job, however.
- Guestwhat are the puposes of the vents
Bugscope Teambecause we have never seen them before, we do not know. often when we do see ducts or portholes or vents like this, they are used to emit chemicals that will deter ants\
- 10:23 am
- Guest EntomologistWhere are these holes located on the AgFish?
Bugscope Teamthey are on the sides of the thorax and abdomen, and there seems to be a set with each segment
- Bugscope Teammany insects and similar arthropods use chemical defenses to deter ants, which will attack anything
- Guestthank you for letting me join in this morning I hope to visit this site again soon
- Bugscope Teamplease, anyone, feel free to ask us questions, and if someone else would like to drive a $600,000 scanning electron microscope, just let us know
- Guest Entomologisthuh weird. My first instinct was that they are for breathing, but since you haven't seen them on other AgFish before
- Guest EntomologistI'm not so sure. Chem def makes sense to me.
- 10:28 am
- Bugscope TeamHi Miss Bowers!
- Bugscope TeamHi Travis!
- StudentHi
- Bugscope TeamTravis this is a set of pores we found on the body of the silverfish
- StudentSo what is this one?
Bugscope Teamwe are on the silverfish, which looks a lot like a wingless moth
- 10:33 am
- StudentCool so what are the pores for?
Bugscope Teamwe aren't entirely sure, but they could be holes for breathing or they could exude a chemical to ward off potential predators
- Bugscope TeamMs Bliss, Ms Turner, and Ms Bowers please type a chat message for us, if you can. I am guessing there is some kind of filtering or firewall software on your end that is not allowing you to type.
- StudentSounds interesting
- Bugscope TeamIn the meantime, I have changed to a new preset. This is one of the centipedes you sent us.
- StudentIs the bug alive ir dead?
- Guest EntomologistThese bugs are dead
- Bugscope Teamyou can see the bases of the antennae (one is broken off), and you can see the mandibles, as well as palps that help taste and manipulate food
- Guest Entomologistthose large crescent shape things are its fangs, they use those to deliver their venom
- Studentdead I'm sure
Bugscope Teamyes Travis -- all of the bugs in the 'scope are dead, the way we received them, fortunately for us. They are also coated with gold-palladium so that they do not charge up with electrons
- StudentThats cool
- StudentAre these the fangs?
Bugscope Teamthese are in front of the actual fangs
- Guest Entomologistthat looks like its palps that help the centipede manipulate its food
- 10:38 am
- Bugscope Teamhere you go, Travis!
- Bugscope TeamTravis I just gave you control of the microscope.
- Bugscope Teamalthough you can see, perhaps, that I have been driving in the meantime
- StudentCool you can let taylor try
- Bugscope TeamTravis you also have the option of choosing from among the presets on the lefthand screen (if you click the arrow to the left of the viewing screen)
- Bugscope Teamtaylor has control
- Bugscope TeamTaylor is now the supreme ruler.
- Studenti dont know how to do this.
Bugscope Teamto drive manually, click on the image where you want the microscope to drive to. You can also click on the left arrow and select a different preset to jump to. there are also buttons at the top of the image to control magnification and focus
- Bugscope TeamCool!
- 10:44 am
- Bugscope Teamthe things we see that look like potato chips are scales.
- Bugscope Teamthe silverfish scales refract silver light, so it looks like they are silver.
- Bugscope Teamhaving scales, besides giving an insect color, is also helpful when the insect flies or runs into a spider web
- Bugscope Teamthe scales will stick to the spider web, and the insect can leave them there and slip away.
- Studentsup foo
- Studentvery interesting.
- Guesthi there
- Guestshut up
- Guestwho
- Studentwhat do the ridges do on the scale?
Bugscope Teamthey make it stronger, like the ridges on a potato chip; but also, they reflect light at a certain wavelength
- Guesthey
Bugscope TeamHi Hey Man!
- Guestjavan
- Guesthi i'm going to stop say ing hi hi there
- Guestwhats up people
- Guestwho know the game called roblox
- Guestknow clue
- Studentwhat is that line that looks like a hair?
Bugscope Teamit might be a hair or it might be something else.
Bugscope TeamInsects have hairs on their bodies that we call setae (pronounced see-tee)
- Guesthi there cate
- Bugscope Teamactually, scales are also setae
- 10:49 am
- Studentcool
- Guesthello
- Guestwho has ever play on a game on the computer named roblox
Bugscope TeamHey Man if it's alright with you, let's stick to insects, etc.
- Guesteverybody say what state your are in right now
- Guests.c.
- Guestsouth carolina
- Bugscope Teamthere are lots of students logged on -- please let us know if anyone would like to drive. Taylor is doing a good job, but someone else might want to drive...
- Studentplease do.
- Guests.c. ( south caolina
- Guesti dont get it
- GuestSJ what state do you live in and taylor
- Guest ya dan't get it
- Bugscope TeamCerenity and Ashley have control now.
- StudentDid you find any eyes on the scorpion tail?
Bugscope TeamNo! Do they have eyes? We found them on the head -- two kinds.
- Guestwhere do you live
- GuestUmmm?
- Studentwhat is this
- Bugscope Teamthis is the tip of the stinger. you can see where the poison comes out\
- Bugscope TeamWe are located at the University of Illinois in Urbana
- Bugscope Teamto the left is a pore that is clogged up, apparently
- Guestwhat state does everybody live tell me
- 10:54 am
- GuestSJ
Bugscope TeamI am in Illinois, same as Cate.
- Bugscope TeamCerenity and Ashley are doing a good job driving.
- StudentHey Man, can you please let my kids continue with their bugscope project? Thank you, Mrs. Bliss
- Guestcool does anybody know the game roblox
- GuestHi
- Guesthello kitty
- GuestHi Cool
- StudentWhat is a Crane Fly
Bugscope TeamWhen you sent us the insects, you labeled it as a mosquito fly. That is what we are looking at right now
- Guest what is a crane fly
- GuestHello
- Bugscope Teamthis is where Cate savagely broke its neck putting it on the stub
- Guesthello
- Guest Entomologistcrane flies look like large mosquitoes, but they don't bite, they also have really long legs
- Guesthi joe
- Guest Entomologistthey either feed on nectar from flowers or not at all as adults
- Bugscope Teamnow you can see its compound eye
- Student.000000000000000000000
- GuestIm afraid of bugs
- Guestdoes anybody know the gam club penguin
- Guestwhat neck
Bugscope Teamit's out of the image now
- Guestgot to go
- Studentmaybe but maybe not
- Guestyes
- StudentDoes it have hair on it's eye?
Bugscope Teami don't see any from here, but there are insects that do
- Guesthello hey man
- 10:59 am
- Bugscope TeamI changed the settings so that Hey Man cannot log on anymore.
- StudentWhats the thing on its eye?
Bugscope Teamthere is some dirt there; sometimes there's stuff we don't recognize.
- Guestewwwwwwww!
- Guest Entomologistits a silverfish (ag= silver)
- StudentWhat is the Ag fish thorax?
Bugscope Teamag fish is Silverfish. Thorax is the middle part of the insect where the legs attach
- GuestI found a lizard the other day
Bugscope Teamwe have looked at gecko feet before...
- Guestcool
- StudentThank you for explaining that to us, SJ.
- Guestwhy
- StudentWOW!
- Studentcan we have controll next
- GuestThank you
- Studentis this the silver fish still
- Guest Entomologistyes
- Guesti'll be right back
- Guestwhy did you chang the setting so hey man can't get on
Bugscope Teamhe was disrupting things. I'm sorry.
- StudentWhats a thorax?
- GuestWhats this
- 11:04 am
- Guest Entomologistthorax is the part of an insect/arthropod between the head and the abdomen
- Guestthat was not me that was hay man
- GuestWow
- Studentnice to know
- Bugscope Teaminsects have a head, a thorax, an abdomen, two antennae, and six legs
- Guestcool picks
- StudentWhy does the sliver fish have a claw?
Bugscope Teamthey have claws in many ways for the same reason we have hands -- to grasp things
- GuestWhats this
- StudentIs the scorpion big or small
Bugscope Teamthe scorpions were all small, a very good size for Bugscope
- StudentThank you, SJ.
- StudentLooks hiary and prickly
- StudentWe meant to put a ? at the end of that sentence.
- Studenti dont know
- StudentThanks For the information Cate .
- Bugscope TeamSJ = Scot on another computer...
- StudentJI
- StudentDoes anybody have any request?
- StudentI think all bugs have those hair lokking things on them,don't they?
- StudentWhy does it have hair on the claw?
Bugscope Teamthe exoskeletons aren't very sensitive like our skin is. They have hairs all over their body to help them sense what is around them. Cat whiskers are similar
- Studentit looks like a pincher
- GuestWhats th coral looking thing in the corner
- Studentwell maybe that is not hair
Bugscope Teamit is much like whiskers on a rat or a cat, as Cate said. Some hairs (setae) can also sense chemical smells, and some can sense hot/cold
- Studentadding maddie
- Studentnnnkm/jjjjjh;bulh'ijp
- Guest EntomologistIf you go outside at night with a black light, scorpions will glow
- Studentno it just cant controll the poison
- StudentDoes a small scorpion have more poison than a large scorpion?
Bugscope Teama larger scorpion would have a larger venom sac but that doesn't mean it is more venomous. The concentration could be deadlier for the smaller scorpion. I do know that none in the US are deadly for adults. The most they can do is make the area they sting numb for about a day
- GuestThats relly cool
- Bugscope Teamlet's give Javan and Christopher control now.
- GuestWhat this
- StudentIs that the Beetle Claws face ?
- 11:09 am
- Studentwow I did not know it glows
- Studentit looks like a crab
- StudentLOL
- Guest Entomologistfor scorpions
- Bugscope Teamthis, now, is the head of the moth
- Studentis that a face of a bat
- StudentLAWL
- Studentor a moth
- GuestDoes It Have hair
- Studentlooks very very hairy
- Bugscope Teamyou can see that the moth is covered with scales like the silverfish, and also like a butterfly or a mosquito
- StudentThat looks like the eye is a pearl or an egg
- Studenti dont think it does
- Studentit looks really furry
- Studentyes it has hair
- StudentWhy does the moth have such big eyes?
Bugscope Teamthe big eyes help the moth to see all around it, almost 360 degrees
- Bugscope Teamthe scales are modified setae
- Guest Entomologist(relative to its body size)
- Studenthi
- Guest Entomologistthe general rule is the smaller the claws of the scorpion the deadlier it is
Bugscope Teamcool I didn't know that
- Studenta claw
- Studentit looks like a eagle
- Studentis it a hot claw
- Studentit looks like a small nclaw
- Student360 degrees is alot how many claws do they have
- Studentnever mind
- StudentAll this stuff is so cool !
- StudentIts tiny
- Studentthat moth claw looks awesome!
- StudentWhat is it
Bugscope Teamthe curved part is one of the claws on the moth
- StudentThe pictures .
- StudentI would have never gussed moths have claws!
- Studentsorry
- Studentno maybe it's for to hold on the wall
- Studentthat was cool
- StudentTrue it does look like it has poison on it
- Bugscope Teampoisonous things usually apply to things you consume like berries. Venomous applies to things that can sting you or inject you with chemicals
- Studentit looks like a bunch of wood shavings
- StudentIt look's like shingles on a roof.
- Studentit's scales not claws
- Studentyep
- StudentIt looks like shingles on a roof of a house how and why does it look like that?
- StudentThe Moth claw kind of looks like the claw on a Drago's wings.
- Bugscope Teamthe scales look kind of like shingles. they also have a thermoregulatory function, meaning that they help the insect maintain its body temperature
- 11:14 am
- StudentI didn't know the moth had feathers or scales!
- StudentOops, *Dragon's
- StudentI never released that the moth wing was like that!
- StudentCan I have control
- Studentthat is how they were born
- StudentWhy are the scales shaped like that?
Bugscope Teamwe are not sure why they have that scalloped appearance
- StudentCan we have control of the microscope?
- Studentthe moth wings looks like shingles
Bugscope Teamthey are pretty similar!
- StudentSj, May me and Maddie have control next? Please.
- Studentit looks like a squid
- Studentwhat about the moth head?
- Guest EntomologistThe distinction cate made about poison and venom is really important
- StudentAre those port holes?
- StudentWhat are portholes?
- Bugscope Teamearlier we had promised Faith and Zach control, which they now have.
- StudentI think it's around the eye
- StudentIt looks like an eyeball and a plug in for a tv?
- Studentall moths don't have poisin
Bugscope Teamthere is a moth that can drink blood! And some caterpillars are dangerous because their hairs have venom
- Studentcan we have control next
- StudentThanks SJ also the dots one of them is filled is that the eye of the AgfISH
Bugscope Teamno we did not find the eyes on the silverfish this time
- Studentis that a crab
- StudentAre those claws
- StudentWhat are those, teeth
- Studentwhat's a rampant
- StudentRampant
- Studentmoth head!
- StudentIs that a catapillar?
Bugscope Teamwe don't have any caterpillars in the microscope today
- Studentactualy it's a scorpion
- StudentWhy does the Agfish have hair on it
Bugscope Teamthe hairs (setae) help the insects sense their environment because their exoskeleton is like a shell, or like armor, and they need to be able to feel things through that armor
- Studentthose r big eyes
- StudentMay we have control next?
- StudentIt looks like a tooth
- Bugscope TeamScott said it was rampant because it was standing up
- Studentscorpion!
- Studentcause its an angle fish
- Studentclick on the arrow on the left to see the bug parts and there names
- StudentIt is a Moth Head
- Bugscope Team'rampant' is a joke -- it means that the scorpion is standing up
- Studentwhat is a rampant ?
- StudentIt looks like a sredded paper sculpture.
- Studentmoth head
- Studentr those its teeth
- Studentthats a moth right
- Studentlook at the tongue
- Studentthat discusting thing is hairy
- StudentWow I didn't know that moths look like that
- Studentyes!
- Guest Entomologistno, moths and insects don't have teeth
- 11:19 am
- Bugscope Teamif you look at coats of arms, they may have 'lions rampant' on them; it means that the lions are standing up.
- Studenthow
- Studentoh
- StudentHow many parts does this insect have?
- Guest Entomologistthe moth's "mouth" is actually the tubular curled thing in front of the eye, called a proboscis
- StudentCan we have control next?
- Studentwhat are ducts
- StudentWhat are the poison ducts?
- Studentmuch poison does a centipede have?
- Studentit looks like an ant farm
- Studentpoisin ducs of a centipede
- Bugscope Teamsome insects that eat more solid food do have some chewing mouthparts- mandibles, which are hinged where they swing open like a gate
- Studentit looks like a leaf
- Guest Entomologistthey use it to suck up nectar from flowers, tears from a mammal, or even blood (only one species, in russia, i think)
- Studenthow much poison does a centipede have?
- Studentis that seaweed or cheese
Bugscope Teamthis is among the last several segments of the centipede, where we find these pores
- Studentit looks like whole bunch of holes.
Bugscope Teamyes it does
- Studentthey look like craters
- StudentIs this a type of insect that lives in the tree
- Studentpoison ducts are things poison come out of.
- Studentyeah
- StudentWhat are thode holes
- Studentit looks like slimy worm holes
- Studentit's poison
- Studentpoison comes out of the holes
- Studenthow much poison does a centipede have?
- Studentit looks like worm holes
- Bugscope Teamthis was on one of your green centipedes
- Studentis that a spike?
- Studentlook at the patteren
- Guest Entomologistbe back in a bit
- Studentis that a hair
- Studentpoison ducts are cool looking
- Studentgross
- Studentyes
- StudentIs That a worm?
- Studentis that a hair
- StudentOr Parasite?
- Studentcentipede
- Studenti think it is a claw
- Studentmaybe
- Bugscope Teamcentipedes are arthropods, meaning that they have jointed limbs and jointed bodies, but they are not insects, nor are millipedes or scorpions
- StudentWhat is that stuff that looks like potato salad connected to that?
- StudentAre there ducts in there tails?
Bugscope Teamyes near the tail
- StudentWhat is all that stuff inside the holes ?
- StudentWhat is the claw for ?
- Studentwhat is the spike?
- StudentHow much can a centpede grow
Bugscope Teamit depends on the species, and in part where it lives
- Studenthow many legs does a centipede have
- Studentcool
- StudentThat looks like brocoli
- Studentwich part is the poison?
- Studentwhat is it
- StudentThat spike looks like a worm coming out.
- StudentIs that dirt over by one of the poison ducts?
- StudentWhat is the gold stuff that comes off a moth wing?
Bugscope Teamthose are scales -- they seem like powder to us. but now you know what they really look like
- Bugscope Teami have to say anything that has that many legs and/or that squirms about like the centipede makes me squeamish.
- 11:24 am
- Studentthat big blob is maybe poison
Bugscope Teamit's probably dirt. Venom usually comes out as a liquid and will dry as a film on the bug
- Studenthow much poison does a centipede have ?
Bugscope TeamDestiny I am not sure anyone knows the answer to that. It regenerates poison as it lives.
- Studentwhat are those
- Studentit has a lot of legs
- Studentdoes the poison come out it's head?
- Studentit looks like a crab
- Studentcan you zoom in mare please
- StudentAre those pinchers?
- StudentAre those it's teeth?
Bugscope Teamthe 2 big curved parts are the mandibles, which are similar to teeth
- Studentit looks a mouth
- StudentWhy are its arms crossed
- StudentIt looks like pinchers
- Studenthow many prongs are there in a centapedes
- Studentto get the poison out
- Studenti think they are
- Studentit looks like claws on its head
- Bugscope Teamthe things that are curved and kind of hairy are palps, and the smoother curved things are the fangs
- StudentThe head remains me of a crab .
- Studentwhat is that claw thing sticking out?
- StudentMay we have control please.
- StudentIs that it's tongue?
- StudentDoes it have poison when it bites?
- Studentthe head looks like a ants.
- StudentIs a moth scale the same as a reptile or differfent?
Bugscope Teamit's different, but sort of the same idea
- Studentvery good info cate
- StudentAre those teeth and a tongue?
- StudentWhere are its eyes?
- Studentwhat does this eat on a normal daily basis
- Studentwhere is the poision ?
- Studenthow does a centipede chew it's food?
Bugscope TeamI think they suck their food up the same way a spider does, but I am not sure. Scorpions are said to be unique, in a way, because they do chew their food.
- Bugscope Teamthe ends of the fangs might have some pores where venom can come out
- StudentWhat does it eat?
- Studentthat looks like baby feet
Bugscope Teamhaha
- StudentDo you think that centipede has teeth?
Bugscope Teamno it doesn't have teeth, but it does have chewing mouthparts
- Studentvery intresting looking I never thought it would look like this
- StudentAre those eyes?!
Bugscope Teamthe eyes are at the top of the head, this is the underside
- StudentWhat is under the head
Bugscope TeamI think those are mouthparts, like papls
- Studentdoes it eat ants
- Bugscope Teamoops Keeton I mean like palps.
- Studentare those teeth ?
- Studentcate good info
- Studentlooks like a brain
- 11:29 am
- Bugscope Teamwe do have a couple of presets you can see on the left where the eyes are in view
- Studentwell I dont know were the eyes are
Bugscope Teamthey're on the other side of the head -- this is the bottom side of the head
- Bugscope Teamone of the scorpions looks like it has 2 big eyes, while another looks like it has 6 smaller sized eyes
- Studentit looks like a ducks foot
- StudentCan I have control of the mircoscope, plese?
Bugscope TeamEthan1 and Ethan2 now have control.
- Studentit looks like a blanket that someone folded
- Studentwhats a crainfly
- Studentis that there tungue
- Studentwhat is a cranefly?
- Studentthat looks like a duck foot
- Studentmaybe
- StudentWhats a cranefly?
Bugscope Teamyou know it as a mosquito fly
- Studentit looks like a duck foot
- StudentI think that is when it sucks someting
- Studentdoes that have teeth because it looks like a leg how does it live?
- StudentWhat is a haltere?
- StudentWhat is a haltere?
- Bugscope Teamthis is one of the halteres, which are weighted things that look like punching bags. they're used to counter balance the motion of the wings of a fly
- StudentIs that their tongue???
Bugscope Teamthis is the haltere on the crane fly. It beats opposite the wings giving it a gyroscopic effect
- StudentWhat is cranefly ?
Bugscope Teamit looks like a huge mosquito but does not bite
- Studentok
- Studentit looks like a hairy foot
- Studentwhat does it do?
- StudentCan you zoom in please?
Bugscope TeamEthans that was a request...
- StudentI find it interesting that a moth claw is sharper than a bettle claw?
- Studentwhat is that thing it looks like a ducks foot
- Studentwow that looks very hairy
- Studentthats really hairy
- StudentIt looks very pointy
- Studentis that a tranchala
- Studenthats a haltere? sjis writing a reply
- StudentIs that a leg?
- Student`1
- StudentWhat part of the stinkbug makes it stink?
Bugscope Teamthey have little glands on the sides around the middle of the insect
- Studentit looks like a cactus
- StudentWhat is all that hair like stuff ?
Bugscope Teamsome of it's hair, and some of it is stuff the insect picked up after it died
- StudentHow does the stink bug use thier claw
- Studentwhat is it
- Studenthow many claws do they have
- Studentwhere do stink bugs live
- Studentwhats a haltere?
Bugscope Teamit is a modified hindwing that is found in Diptera -- the flies. They are called Diptera because they have two wings. The haltere swings opposite the beat of the wing to balance the motion of the fly while it is in the air.
- 11:34 am
- StudentIs that all of it's hair?
- StudentAre those spikes ?
Bugscope Teamthose are thicker hairs that are mechanosensory, which means they are more for telling the insect when it touches something else
- Studentyou are correct cate
- Studentwhat do stink bugs smell like
- StudentDoe's it have hair ?
Bugscope Teamit looks like hair, but we call it 'setae,' or microsetae, or trichae, or bristles, or spines
- Studentdo all bugs have claws
Bugscope Teammost of them do
- StudentWhat is a palp ?
- Studentwhat is a black beetle palp?
- StudentWhat is a palp
- Studentwhat do you think it looks like
- Bugscope TeamEmily, Lily and Maddie have control now.
- Studentwhat is palp
- Student?
- StudentDo bettles climb with there claws or something else?
- StudentIs that part of an eyeball?
- Studentis that hair
- StudentWhat does the palp eat
- Studenthow does the stink bug grab things with the claw it looks hard.and what is a palp?
Bugscope Teamthere is a tendon that is tightens and that pulls the claw shut.
- Bugscope Teampalps often have short setae on them that are chemosensory, like tastebuds
- Studentwhat is that
- StudentAny request for pictures?
- StudentThank You SJ for the Information
- Studentit is like round
- StudentIt looks like a stick with splinters
- Bugscope Teamthe tendon is called an 'unguitractor.'
- Studentthats cool
- Studentits that one of the beatles
- Studentits cool
- Studentwhat does it do?
- Studentclaws
- Studentcan we controll it please
- StudentIs the claw the foot
Bugscope Teamwe use the terms loosely sometimes, but the claw is on the last segment of the tarsi, which are the 'forearm' segments of the limb.
- Studentwhat are moth claws used for
- StudentIt looks like the claw has poison on it
- StudentAre the claws used for griping? If so, how?
- Studentwhat does it do with it's claw
- 11:39 am
- StudentWhy does the moth have a claw?
Bugscope Teamthey use their claws sort of for the same reason we use our hands -- the grasp things
- Studenti didnt now moth had claws
- Bugscope Teamd'oh "to grasp things"\
- StudentI wonder how many they have?
- StudentMay we have control next?
- Studentare claws to bite or to grip
- StudentIs the claw next to the foot?
- StudentI thought beetles had a smooth like exo skeleton
- StudentDoes it have feathers?
Bugscope Teamthe scales look like feathers, and in some ways they have similar functions
- Studentwhat is the fuzzy thing next to the claw
- Studentwhy does the moth claw look like a cat claw?
- StudentWhat do moths do with there claw?
Bugscope Teamthey hold onto places where they might land mostly. So a light breeze won't blow them off their perch or something
- StudentAre those scales?
- Guest Entomologistlots/most insects have tarsal claws
- StudentI didn't Know Moth's had claws and what do thay use them for do any other flying bugs have claws?
Bugscope Teamyes lots of insects have claws, like wasps, bees, flies, beetles....\
- StudentHow many claws do they have?
Bugscope Teamusually two pairs per leg, and six legs
- Studentwhat do with there claws
- StudentWow I didn't know that .
- Guest Entomologistlike cate and scott have said, they're for hanging on to a substrate, or get a better hold on something
- Bugscope Teamoops I mean one pair per leg and six legs
- StudentDo they use claws for protection
- Guest Entomologistmoths are not blind
- StudentDo you have any request to put a picture up?
- StudentDoes the claw have poisin on it
- StudentAre moths blind
Bugscope Teamno they have very good eyes
- Studentstinkbug please
- Guest Entomologistmost moths feed on nectar from flowers
- Studentdoes the moth ueses the claw for prey?
- StudentThats a lot of claws
- StudentI didn't know that moths had clwas.What is the claw srounded by?
- StudentWhat do moths eat?
Bugscope Teammost eat plant nectar
- Guest Entomologistsome feed on tears from a mammal, and as cate mentioned earlier, also blood
- StudentWhat do they use the claws for?
- Studentif you touch a moths wing can it still fly?
- Studentare moth color blined?
- Studentis that hair, fur, or feathers behind the claw
- StudentMay we have control next?
- Studentcan we control plaese
- StudentWhat is sticking out of the claw?
- StudentIs a moth claw made of ceratain like our fingernails?
- StudentWhy do moths have hair right above the claw?
Bugscope Teamthose are usually where we see tenent setae, which are hairs to help the insects stand on walls
- Studentcan you see the claw without a microscope
- Studentsj and cate are you the only bug scope mebers here
- StudentHow do moths see things like black and white etc.
- StudentTheres a stinkbug for you.
- Studentthey use calws to pick up food i think
Bugscope Teamthey use their proboscis to get nectar from flowers; they use their claws to hold onto things
- Student it's an old man
- Studentwhy does the stinkbug look like a grasshoper?
- StudentWhat part of the stink bug?
- StudentVery Different And Intersting
- Studentdoes the sting bug sting
Bugscope Teamsome might. They could poke you with their proboscis
- Studentoh thank you sj
- Bugscope Teamthere are also moths that suck blood, but they use their proboscises as well, not their claws.\
- 11:44 am
- Studentcan we have control sj
- StudentDoes the hair above the claw balance it or grasp the wall?
- StudentIt looks like it has fangs
- Studentdo they use stink to protect them selves?/
- Studentwhat are those his eyes
- StudentDo any bugs smell with their mouths
- Bugscope TeamAngel... have control now. Then Amanda, then Jesus.
- StudentWhat part of the stinkbug is the microscope looking at?
- Studentwhy are stink bugs stinky?
Bugscope Teamthey want to deter animals and other insects from bothering (for example eating) them
- Studentwhy does it have holes in its body
- StudentSJ do stink bugs use chemicals inside to make bad smell?
Bugscope Teamyes they do. They exude those chemicals from pores around their middle
- Guest Entomologistthe claw is not made from keratin, the protein that makes the hard exoskeleton in insects is called chitin
- StudentDoes the hair above the claw balance it or grasp the wall?
- Studenthow does the stink bug stink
- Studenton the moth
- Studentwhat are those things coming out of its face
- Studentmaybe they gather every think out their
- Studentcan it fly
Bugscope Teamyes
- StudentWhy do stinkbug use there stink?
- Studentare those eggs
- StudentWhere's the stink bugs stink sack?
Bugscope Teamit's on the ventral side (the underside) and it is between the 1st and 2nd sets of legs
- Guest Entomologistchitin is the main component, there are other proteins that are in there as well.
- Studentwhat is anommatidia?
- Studentwhat is in it.
- Studentcranefly ommatidia do
- Guest Entomologistan ommatidia is a single unit in an insect's compound eye.
- Studentwhere does it live
- StudentHow many Legs does a stink bug have ?
- StudentWhat is a ommatidia?
Bugscope Teamthat is what the individual facets of the eyes are called; singular is ommatidium
- StudentAre those Hiars, or are they claws?
- Studentare those claws?
- Studentis that hair
- Studentare those triger hairs
- StudentOops, *Hairs
- Studenthow many eyes does it have
Bugscope Team6. with claws at the end of each of the legs
- Studentit looks like hairs on a human
- Studentwhat are the spikes for?
- StudentWhy dose the cranefly ommiadite look like a bunch of bouncy balls bunched together?
- Bugscope Teamthese are microsetae; they do not connect to the inside of the body, and in this case they are on the wings anyway
- StudentWhat part of the body is this coming from? Are those hairs?
- 11:49 am
- Studentwhy does it have those hairs
- Studentis that hair on its wing
- Guest Entomologistthe number of ommatidia an insect has varies quite a bit, from just a couple to tens of thousands
- StudentWhat type of insect is this
Bugscope Teamthis is a cranefly - a type of fly, and this is one of its wings
- Studentare those hairs?
- Studentwhy does the cranefly wing have hair are they useful?
- StudentDo centipedes have claws on every leg or just one in the center?
Bugscope Teamthey have claws on every leg. But it is a single pointed claw, not one with 2 parts
- Studentdoes it have hair on it's wing?
Bugscope Teamyes it does!
- Studentwhy do thay have hair on there wings
Bugscope Teamthey may help add surface area to better hold onto the air, and they may also help keep the wing from sticking to a surface when it gets wet
- Studentdoes it sting when it land on you?
Bugscope Teamcraneflies are harmless -- they do not sting\
- Studentis that is the fly family
- Studentare those molicules?
- StudentWhy do the silverfish scales look like lily pads?
- Studentthey look like rose peddels that have fallen to the ground.
- Studentwow that looks cool
- Guest EntomologistThe crane fly is in the order of flies (diptera), but not the same family as mosquitoes (culicidae)
- Studenteww!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- StudentIs it in the misquito family?
- Studentis that an eye of a cranefly?
- StudentAre those the stink sack
- Guest Entomologistmosquitoes have a stout proboscis for its mouth part
- Studentthat looks like they open up
- Guest Entomologistcraneflies do not
- StudentHow do you tell the differance from a mosquito and a crane fly?
Bugscope Teamcraneflies are very large and kind of clumsy, with long legs. mosquitoes are smaller and quicker, more agile
- StudentIs this in the mesquito family or fly family
Bugscope Teammosquitos are a type of fly
- Guest Entomologistthe family the crane flies are in is Tipulidae
- StudentI always thought mosquito eaters are cranefly, are they the same?
Bugscope Teamyes they are the same
- StudentWhy do stink bugs produce stink?
- Guest Entomologistcrane fly larvae can sometimes feed on mosquito larvae, but adults do not feed on mosquitoes
- StudentCan you put up a picture of a butterfly? If you have one.
Bugscope Teamwe don't have a butterfly in the microscope, but the moth looks very similar to one
- Studentis a silverfish a fish or bug?
Bugscope Teamit's an insect
- Guest Entomologiststink bugs produce stink as a deterrence to predators
- Studentdo craneflys eat musquito
- StudentWhere is the stinkbug glan duct located on the body?
Bugscope Teamit is on the underside, and I think it is between the first and second sets of legs
- Guest Entomologisttheir scent has a hint of cyanide in it, which is poisonous to most things
- 11:54 am
- Studentare those vains on the bug that pop out?
- StudentIs a centipede claw small like a moth claw or big?
- StudentDo they work like the pores on our skin/face?
- Studentthats alot
- Studentwhen the stink feels in danger does it spray
- Studentit looks like a rock wall
- StudentDo those glands make the chemicals that releases the stink
Bugscope Teamthe glands are on the inside of the body. we think these are absorbent tissues that help keep the stink away from the stinkbug
- StudentIt looks like a bubble
- Studentit looks like scales
- Studentare they
- StudentWhy do they have bubbles?
- Studentare their stink glands all over their body?
Bugscope Teamonly on the underside, and there are two openings from which the stink comes
- Studentwhat does the stink bug eat SJ?=)
- Guest Entomologistcentipedes don't really have "claws" per se. Their claws are single pointed, really just the end of their legs.
- StudentHow big is the stinkbug glan duct?
- StudentIs it filled with the stink?
- Studentare those the pores and sweat
- Studentwhere is the stink stored?
- Studentor is that blood cells
- Studentthey look like pumpkin seeds.
- Studentis the goo on the bottom the stink?
Bugscope Teamwe think it is something else, but it could be the liquid from the stink
- StudentWhat is the circle in the bottom right corner?
- Studentwhat is is that big sphere
Bugscope Teamoften we see things that we do not recognize, like that
- Studenttiny claws
- StudentWhy are there so many stink glands why not one big one?
Bugscope Teamthere are only two stink glands, on the inside of the exoskeleton
- StudentAre those eggs?
Bugscope Teamno they aren't eggs
- StudentWhat is a rampant?
- StudentWhy are there small bubbles and large bubbles?
Bugscope Teamnot sure, really, sort of like soap bubbles
- StudentIs that the stinger?
- StudentWhats a scorpion rampart?
- Student Are Thos baby scopion claws coming out
Bugscope Teamthe little ones in the middle are for chewing food
- StudentCan you zoom in please.
- Studentthat lookes like a shell
- StudentThanks for the info
- 12:00 pm
- StudentWhy do they have hairs?
- Studentis that hair?
- Studentit looks like a crabs claw
- Studentdoes a scorpion have paralizing venom?
- Studentwhat is the frame of this image beacuse it looks like a crab?
- Studentwhy does it have hair on it
- Bugscope Teamif you look at someone's coat of arms, for example if they come from an old British or European family, sometimes they have stags or lions or some other animal on them that is standing up. In heraldry, standing up is referred to as 'rampant.'
- Guest Entomologista lot of the hairs are for sensory reasons, since the arthropod is protected by a hard "impenetrable" shell, they need a way to sense their environments
- StudentDo they have hair and if so, what is this body part used for?
- StudentWhat is the cranefly thoracic spiracle
- Studentwhat is the spiracle?
- Student?
- StudentIt looks very fuzzy
- Studentwhat is that
- StudentWhat is That is looks like furr ?
- StudentWhats a thoratic spiracle?
Bugscope Teamit is where the insect breathes. They don't breathe through their mouth/nose like we do
- StudentWhat's the hole in the middle
- StudentWhat is the cranefly thoracic spiracle?
- Studentthat is so cool
- Bugscope Teamnow you can see the head, to the right
- Studentwhat is that hole
- StudentIs that a nostril on the far right side?
Bugscope Teama spiracle is much like a nostril
- Guest Entomologistthis is a spiracle, it's where oxygen travels into the insect. Inside the insect, there is a series of tubes that bring this oxygen throughout the body to every single cell
- Student Was the cranefly neck broken when you recived it?
- Studentis that its mouth?
Bugscope Teamto the right
- Studentits a cranfly
Bugscope Teamyes it is!
- Studentit lookes like a egg comiing out
- Studentit looks like it is laying on a stone
- Guest Entomologistthey do not rely on a circulatory system like we do for cycling oxygen
- Studentcould you please zoom into the neck?
- Studentwhy is there hair
Bugscope Teamthe tiny hairs we see form patterns that let other insects recognize the particular insect
- StudentIs it broken?
Bugscope Teamyeah Cate did it
- Studentwhat is the for
- Studentjoe,does it breath through the tubes called traceta
- Studentis that a big black eye?
- StudentIs That ther lungs?
Bugscope Teamthey don't really have lungs, but they have tubes called tracheae that take oxygen to the internal organs
- 12:05 pm
- StudentIs that were people get the idea of monsters?
Bugscope Teamcertainly in part
- StudentIt looks like a rug!
- Studentwhat is this
- Studenthow many lenses does a cranefly have on each side
Bugscope Teamprobably several hundred to a few thousand
- StudentIt looks like a bunch of little caves in one big cave
Bugscope Teamthat helps filter out dust
- StudentWhat are the hairs?
- StudentAnd what do they do?
- Studentit kinda looks like barbwire
- Studentwhat is the hole for
Bugscope Teamit is what the cranefly breathes through
- Studentwhat is it
- Studentwhat is this part
Bugscope Teamthis is the spiracle, one of them, which is what lets air into the body of the insect
- StudentWhat is This ?
Bugscope Teamthis is part of the spiracle that is attached to the trachea
- StudentIt Looks Like A Bees Nest
- Studentoh wow that's really Intresting ,Thank you .
- Studentdo they have more than one breathing whole
- Studentso this is a thorax
- StudentMay we please have control?
- StudentWhat are the hairs, and what do they do?
Bugscope Teamthe hairs have different functions, and often they are their because the insect does not have a nose that smells, nor skin with nerve endings in it
- StudentAre those cucumbers?
- StudentIs y
- StudentIs that it's legs ?
- Bugscope Teamtwo claws and the mouthparts
- Studentis that the bottom of its claws
- StudentWhat is a chalicerae?
Bugscope Teamchelicerae are comparable to jaws or mandibles
- Studentit looks like a claw with eyes by it
- Student what are the claws for esem?
- Studentwhat is all around it
- StudentWhy does it look like a crab/lobster
Bugscope Teamit's well armored like one, but they aren't related
- StudentIs that the claws of a scorpion!
Bugscope Teamyes at the top
- 12:10 pm
- Studentis this the top of the scorpion
- StudentWhat are those indents at the top?
- Studentmay we have control\
- Bugscope Teamcrab/lobsters are crustaceans and are related to rolypolys. Scorpions are arachnids- related to spiders
- StudentIt looks like it has 4 pinchers
Bugscope Teamit has those big ones, and the small central ones as well
- Student in the back round is there a bug
Bugscope Teamthe background is carbon tape. It is how I get the insects to stick to the stage
- Studentwhat is that
- Studentwhat are the holes for
- Guest Entomologistwhoa that looks cool
- StudentWhat are the pits above the chelicerae?
Bugscope Teamthe pits are in the doublestick carbon tape we use to make the insects/arthropods adhere to the stub
- StudentWhat are those Lines and spots ?
- Studentwhat are those black lines
- StudentWhat do scorpions eat?
Bugscope Teamthey eat mostly insects, but the larger ones can eat lizards
- StudentWHAT IS THE CHEICERAE.
Bugscope Teamthey are the biting/chewing (in this case) mouthparts
- StudentWhy do the scorpions choliacriels have a bunch of dents in it
- StudentCan a silverfish live on water?
Bugscope Teamno it would drown
- Bugscope Teamnow you can see the edge of the world here
- Studentwhat is that black thing?
- Bugscope Teamthe silverfish would close its spiracles so water did not get inside its body, but it cannot live long in water
- Studentthat is a lot of holes
- StudentWhat are the little holes in the body?
- Bugscope Teamthis is how carbon tape can look
- StudentWhat are the small hole things for?
- StudentAre those vans
- Bugscope Teamthis isn't a bug, just tape
- Studentwhat are those indents
Bugscope Teamthose are tiny craters in the tape we use to adhere the bugs to the stage
- Studentis that the inside of a scorpion?
- StudentAre those vanes?
- Studentgngngngngng
- Studentthats awsome
- StudentWhat is carbon tape?
- StudentThose look like germs that you can only see through a microscope.
- Studentwhat are those
- StudentIs it possible for an insect to smell smells
Bugscope Teamyes it is! they are very sensitive to smells, but they use their setae, some of them, to pick up scents from the environment. most of the chemosensory setae are on the antennae
- Guest Entomologistyes! insects have amazing olfactory senses, at least a lot of them do.
- Studenti mean tape
- 12:15 pm
- StudentCan we have control?
Bugscope Teamyou have it now
- StudentWhat are those things standing up on it's head ?
- Studentwhat are those things comeing out
- Studentis it poisonouis
- Studentscot does all the bugs have hair?
- Studentand did you use special ingredients for it
- Studentcan we have the contrl next please
- StudentAre they poisonous?
Bugscope Teamno I don't think so
- StudentDo silverfish have eyes?
Bugscope Teamys but they were covered up on this guy
- StudentAfter Ryder and Noah, May we have control?
- StudentAre those hairs their sensors?
- Studentis silverfish really fish or an insect that looks like a fish?
- StudentMay we have control after Ryder and Noah?
- Guest Entomologistthe haltere is a modified form of the hind wings in flies, it helps then with flying
- Guest Entomologistbalance, gyration, etc..
- StudentHow sticky is this tpe
Bugscope Teamit's as sticky as scotch tape
- Studentwow thats weird
- Studentis that a stinger
Bugscope Teamyes it is -- a scorpion stinger
- Studentwhy is it sticky?
- Studentthank you esem
- Studenthow powerful is the stinger?
- StudentDid you know that scorpion can stun their pray?
- StudentWhere are the eyes?
- Student(\_(\
- StudentCan you please show us the scopion eyes on the stinger/
Bugscope Teamwe did not realize that the scorpion had eyes on its stinger, and we do not see where they are -- sorry
- StudentCan you please show us the eyes on the scorpin stinger?
- Studentis that a poison squrter
- StudentWhy are there eyes on the stinger?
- Studentcan a scorpion pinch or just sting?
Bugscope Teamthey could pinch you
Bugscope Teamit would probably be similar to a small crab pinching you
- StudentAre those the eyes?
- Bugscope Teamthis is the stinger not the head
- Studentwhat are those hairs on it
- 12:20 pm
- StudentDo all bugs have a certain thing in common?
Bugscope Teamall insects have a head, a thorax, an abdomen, six legs, and two antennae
- Bugscope Teamthe presets "Scorpion Ramant" and "Scorpion Head with eyes" shows eyes
- Bugscope Teamrampant
- Studentit looks like a sword fish mouth
- Studentwitch one hurts more getting pinched or stung?
- StudentWe learned that scorpins have 5 to 6 eyes on your site
Bugscope Teamwe can show you six eyes on the rampant scorpion
- StudentWhat are the bumps?
- StudentWhy do scorpions have piosion
- Studentcan it kill humans
- StudentYes please.
- Studenthow long does it take to do all the pictures and where is all the poison stored at
- Bugscope Teamokay this was me driving
- Studentwhy are the eyes located on the stinger
- Bugscope Teamyou can see six eyes here
- Guest Entomologistthose are the mandibles of the scorpion, used to chew its food
- Bugscope Teamthree at the top left and three in the lower middle area, all on the edge of the carapace that goes from NW to SE
- Studentwhere are the six eyes at?
- Studentit looks like a foot
- Studentthose look like crabs
- Studentcate are those baby pincher
Bugscope Teamthose are chelicarae, which are kind of like chewing mouthparts
- Studentwhere are the six eyes located
Bugscope Teamthere are 3 of the eyes
- Studenthats a haltere? sjis writing a reply\
- Bugscope Teamthree eyes here...
- Studentoops
- Studentthat look's like a crab.
- StudentAre those eyes?
- StudentAre those teeth with hair on them?
- Studentit look
- Bugscope Teamtwo eyes here
- Studentwhat insect is this
- Bugscope Teamthree eyes here
- Studentwhat is that
- StudentCan you please give us control next?
- StudentWhat are those three little bumps?
Bugscope TeamShadow those are the eyes
- Studentcan we have control please?
Bugscope Teamgot it!
- Studentwhat are the pointy sticks
- Studentwhy does it have balls
- Bugscope Teamit looks like this scorpion has eight eyes
- 12:26 pm
- Studentare those the eyes?
Bugscope Teamthe round little balls are the eyes. It has simple eyes
- Guest Entomologistthe pointy sticks you're referring to are the setae, sensory hairs on the surface
- StudentWhat are those bumps on the right side?
- Studentdo the stingers on ther scorpion also kill other bugs
Bugscope Teamthey can for sure
- Studentwhat are the holes
- StudentWhy are the eyes covered up ?
- Studentare those eyes?
- Studentwhat is the holes
- Studentcan we have it next
- StudentWhat are the holes?
- StudentWhat are those whole things for?
Bugscope Teamwe are not sure but we think they might exude chemicals that would deter ants
- Studentwhat is a agfish
- Studentwhat is that
- Studentwhat is a agfish
- Studentis an agfish a silverfish
Bugscope Teamyes, the chemical abbreviation for silver is Ag
- Studentwhat is that
- Studentcould i have control
- Studentthat is awesome where do they live?
- Studentis an agfish a type of bug?
- Studentis that a eye
- Bugscope TeamAmanda and Heaven now have control.
- Studentare the little white things vanes
- StudentIs that part of an eye?
Bugscope Teamno this is on the thorax of the silverfish.
- StudentWhat are portholes?
- Studentwhat is that that thing
- Studentcate can we please have control next
- StudentCan we have control in a bit? Thank you!
- Bugscope Teamwe are going to have to leave in a few minutes so we can let researchers use the microscope.
- Bugscope Teamthis is either where they can breath or where they can exude a chemical to deter possible threats
- Studentis it a eye
- Studentwhat is that
- Studentthat is white
- StudentCan we have control? Thanks!
- Studentwhat is a palp?
- Studentwhat is a palp?
- Studentis a black beetle poisonous?
- StudentWhy do scorpions have eyes on its tail
Bugscope Teamthey don't have eyes on their tails. They may have bumps there. That is just part of their armor
- StudentThank you so very much! Mrs. Bliss and 5th grade team:)
- Studentwhat are thows
- Studentwhat is the black
- Bugscope TeamThank You!
- 12:31 pm
- Studentwhat is the palp
Bugscope Teamit is how insects taste or move around food. You can see the little round parts, those are like tastebuds
- StudentAre these the legs of the black bettle?
- Bugscope TeamWe are sorry the Teachers were not able to drive, or even talk!
- Studentwhat is the white
- Studentthat is cool
- StudentIs that fire
- Bugscope Teamthat had never happened before, not in 13 years
- Studentwhat are thoes bumps
Bugscope Teamthey're kind of like tastebuds
- Studentwhat isthat
- Studentis waiting to reply...
- StudentIt is all about our kids so we are happy!
Bugscope Teamgood deal
- StudentSj, May we have control in a bit? Thank you!
- Studentit looks like crab legs.
- Bugscope TeamYou all it is time for us to go. I'm sorry.
- Guest Entomologistlater!
- Bugscope Teamhttps://bugscope.beckman.illinois.edu/members/2011-147
- StudentTahnk you :)
- StudentTHANK YOU
- Studentthank you!
- Studentthank you
- Studentthank you!
- StudentThank you!'!!!!
- Bugscope TeamThank you, Joe!
- StudentTHANK YOU!!!
- Studentthank you
- Studentthank you good bye
- Studentthanks and good bye
- StudentTHANK YOU
- StudentThank You so very much !
- Bugscope Teamthis was really fun for us
- StudentThanks good bye. We learned a lot from you.
- StudentThank You! Goodbye!
- Studentthank you bye bye see you
- StudentTHANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- Bugscope Teamthanks for sending us some fun insects to look at!
- StudentThank you so very much we learned a lot!
- StudentThank so much we had so much fun!
- Studentthanks for the info.
- Studentthank you so much we learned so much thank you and bye
- Studentthanks!!!
- Studentthanks!
- StudentThank you, we had a lot of fun and learned a lot from you!
- Student Thanks we learned a lot Bye!
- Studentis that a cacti
Bugscope Teamit's a beetle claw
- Bugscope TeamBye you all!
- StudentThank u for asking our questions!!!!
- Studentthank you
- Bugscope Teamthis is the inside of the chamber
- Bugscope Teamwe're venting the microscope so we can take the sample stage out
- Bugscope Teamsoon it will be open to the room
- Bugscope TeamThank you, Everyone!
