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Insects have two antennae, six legs, and a body divided into three parts - a head, thorax, and abdomen. While some insects have wings, they are very small invertebrate animals.
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- 1. INSECTS
- 2. Insects have 2 antennae.
- 3. Some insects have wings.
- 4. Insects have 6 legs.
- 5. Insects body has 3 parts: HEAD, THORAX AND ABDOMEN.
- 6. Insects are very small. They are invertebrate animals.
- 7. These invertebrate animals are NOT insects.