Arthropods Crossword

Marine Crustacean that attaches self to different surfaces filtering particles from the water
Insect with four wings that collects honey and pollen
Hairy arachnid sometimes kept as pets
Insect with long hind legs that they use to jump and make chirping sounds
External opening with a bunch of pores with with gill slits behind the eyes.
Insect that light up the night
An immature insect that does not change much as it grows
When something moves from one region/habitat to another
Long and thin appendages on the heads of Arthropod and insects that are used for sensory
Brightly colored insects that fly and feed on nectar
Similar to grasshopper but are smaller; Makes chiping sounds with legs as well
A crustacean on seashores that have 5 pairs of legs they use to walk sideways.
Predators with eight legs who spin webs to captures their prey
Small round beetle with red or yellow wings with black spots that eat aphids
Insect that flies fast and have long bodies that take five years to reach adulthood
Outside covering on Insects and arthropods used for support and protection
Process when an arthropod sheds its exoskeleton
Mid section of and insects body which has legs and wings attatched
Inactive and immature form of an insect between larvae and adult stages
First stage of an insects metamorphosis
Class of mainly aquatic mandibulate arthropods
Class of arthropods with eight legs and a body divided into 2 regions
Females produce this round or oval form typically containing an embryo
Appendages that are paired and used for flying in some insects
Nocturnal insect closely related to the butterfly and is dull in appearance
Small insects that live in social colonies and have one or more breeding queens.
Family of large crustaceans with muscular tails and ten legs and large front claws
What many insect with wings do
Means : lack of a spine
Annoying insect; "She is such a _____ !"
Number of legs an insect has
Sugary substance collected by bees and butterflies
Sweet and yellowish brown sticky substance bees produce
These arachnids feed on the blood of vertebrates and can carry Lymes disease
Number of legs on an arachnid
Larvae of a butterfly or moth with worm like body
Small shrimplike crustacean eaten by larger animals, notably whales
Silky surrounding spun by larvae to protect in the pupal stage
Substance secreted by some animals that is poisonous and can cause illness or death
Arthropod comes from the word Arthropoda which is of what origin