Description This book brings together vivid photographs and information on 54 kinds of insects that we can easily encounter around us — insects living in mountains and fields, and insects living in water. It also comes with 12 realistic figures (9 insects, 1 scorpion, and 2 spiders) that kids can play with to build curiosity about insects and get a clearer sense of their shapes and forms beyond just photos in a book. With Insect Encyclopedia: Learn With Insect Figures, let's all become insect experts! Table of Contents Curious About Insects What is an insect? What do insects eat? How do insects grow? How do insects survive winter? Living in Mountains and Fields Dung beetle, scarab beetle, rhinoceros beetle, tiger beetle, blue longhorn beetle, broad stag beetle, sawtooth stag beetle, flower chafer, jewel beetle, seven-spotted ladybug, firefly, cabbage butterfly (yellow), cabbage white butterfly, mayfly, mantis, red dragonfly, globe skimmer dragonfly, katydid, grasshopper (long-horned), pygmy grasshopper, cotton grasshopper, king cricket, Japanese carpenter ant, honeybee, giant hornet, stink bug, cicada Living in Water Water scorpion, needle bug, giant water bug, water strider, backswimmer, whirligig beetle, water scavenger beetle, diving beetle Insects Harmful to People Blow fly, flesh fly, mosquito, rice grasshopper, cockroach, pine caterpillar, rice weevil, planthopper, aphid Insects in Hiding Hairy cicada, stick insect, inchworm, moth (large), gray geometer moth Not Insects Spider, earthworm, centipede, scorpion