Ant, bee, cicada, dragonfly, earwig, firefly, grasshopper, hornet, inchworm, Japanese beetle, katydid, locust and mosquito, no-see-ums, owlfly, praying mantis, Queen Alexandra's birdwing butterfly, roach, swallowtail butterfly, termite, underwing, viceroy butterfly, wasp, xerces blue butterfly, yellow jacket and zebra butterfly are insects. They begin with letters a-z.
All termites are insects in the order Isoptera.
The main insects in the order Odonata are dragonflies and damselflies.
Yes
Listing the 50 U.S. states in alphabetic order, Arkansas follows Arizona ("AZ").
All insects are not in the same order, they are in the same class, Insecta, but below that they are different, I think there are 20-30 different orders of insects.
lepidoptera
skunks
"Bugs" are a specific order of insects. So all bugs are insect, but not all insects are bugs.
None. The order Arachnea consists of spiders, which are not insects.
Not all bugs are insects, but real bugs are the ones with 6 legs and sharp tubes for eating. Answer Taxonomically, insects comprise millions of species as a single class, Class Insecta. There about 29 orders of insects. Examples are Order Isoptera, Order Ephemeroptera, Order Odonata, Order Zeugloptera and Order Hymenoptera. The bug order was initially Order Hemiptera. This has been split into Orders Hemiptera and Homoptera. An order is a subset of Insecta. Hemiptera and Homoptera form a subset of Insecta. Thus all bugs are insects but not all insects are bugs. Bugs have all the insect characters (3 parts to the body and 6 legs and wings). They have hemelytra and piercing mouthparts however which separates them from all other insects (like termites and bees and butterflies and flies and dragonflies and beetles and lacewings and zeuglopterans et cetera).
the largest order of insects are the beetles but i don't know the rest.
Beetles