Body Parts of Lady Bugs
The parts of a ladybug are small and intricate, but all of these parts play an incredible role in how these insects function.
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Head
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The head includes the eyes and the brain.
Antennae
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Ladybugs' antennae are like their senses. Touch, smell and taste are the main things that come with having antennae.
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Pronotum
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The pronotum is located behind the head of the ladybug. This part is similar to a helmet; it protects the head and sometimes has spots on it.
Spots
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Spots on a ladybug help to identify what type of ladybug you are seeing. There are 5,000 species of ladybugs, some red with black spots and many orange with black spots.
Elytra
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The elytra is a hard-shell type that covers its thin wings. Ladybugs' wings are so thin that they are see-through.
Legs
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Legs are an important part because they help ladybugs travel and function properly.
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