Insect Notes Review 1000 words

After reading a work carefully, everyone must have a lot of feelings in his heart, so it is necessary to go back and write about the feelings after reading it. How should I write my own thoughts after reading it? The following are six articles 1000 words on entomology. Welcome to read the collection.

Notes on Entomology 1000 words and 6 articles 1 entomology is a very good and attractive book. Fabers, a French entomologist, introduced all kinds of insects to us in vivid language. Fables patiently followed and observed insects for a long time, constantly assuming and reasoning repeatedly, and finally unveiled the mystery.

Fabres spent a long time writing about insects. He usually observes an insect for weeks or even months, and sometimes he can't observe the results or the results are different. He will experiment again and again until he really observes a perfect result. His tireless spirit of exploration is the spirit of science. For example, when Fabres observed the red ants, in order to remember the route the red ants walked, the ants walked a little, so he put some grand white rocks in the same place. How slowly the ants walk, but Fabres has been watching. Thus, Fabres's patience with the experiment is extremely high.

Fables is still concentrating on his experiment. He is not a parrot, but always seeing is believing, whether it is true or not. On the question of whether insects will commit suicide, a large number of people say that scorpions will kill themselves with poisonous needles when they are desperate. Fabrice was puzzled by this statement, but he didn't follow suit, but chose seeing is believing. So he began to do experiments by himself. At first, he put one of his scorpions into a burning circle. Scorpions can't escape, and there's nothing they can do. In desperation, scorpions do use poison to sting their own behavior. After a while, he died. But at this moment, Fabres did not immediately make a clear conclusion. Instead, put the "dead" scorpion on the cool sand. It seems that the dead scorpion will be alive and kicking after lying on the sand for a while. Only then did Fabres dare to draw a conclusion: Scorpions will not commit suicide when they are desperate, but will only play dead to protect themselves.

From this incident, we can see Fabres's serious and rigorous attitude towards scientific experiments.

Fabres not only has such persistent scientific spirit, but also is a person who can analyze problems from an objective perspective. When it comes to ants, many people must be like me: they think ants are a symbol of hard work, but is this really the case? Fables said no, the situation of red ants is exactly the opposite. Even if red ants take great risks, they will lay down their lives to find the nest of black ants. Ruthlessly rob the larvae of black ants and treat them as servants. If the red ant is compared to a powerful landlord, then the black ant is the lowest working people, and the red ant is allowed to kill them.

Therefore, Fabres's objective conclusion is that red ants are like Amazonians who hunt slaves. They can't feed their children or find food. They have to rely on servants to serve them and help them with housework. Different kinds of ants, such as black ants, shed their skins and become slaves of red ants who work hard at home.

From Fabres's remarks, we can know that we should not judge anything subjectively, but analyze things from an objective perspective.

Fabers, a biologist who carefully observes and loves insects. His attitude towards experiments is patient, careful and persistent, and his attitude towards conclusions is rigorous and objective, and he never listens to other people's suggestions. He is not only a biologist, but also an excellent writer. The language in the book is short, concise and vivid, which can often make people integrate into the mysterious atmosphere of the experiment and have a sense of being there. Entomology is undoubtedly a good book, which makes us know more about the mysterious world of insects.

After reading entomology 1000, I read a lot of books in winter vacation, and I believe you do, too! I read prose, fairy tales, popular science, novels, etc. I especially liked Grandpa Feng Zikai's prose and revisited Grimm's fairy tales and Andersen's fairy tales. I have read several famous books at home and abroad, and my favorite is Insect by French writer Fabres.

Maybe some students don't know Fables. Let me give you a brief introduction. Fabrice's full name is Jean Henri Casimir Fabre. He is a famous French entomologist and animal behaviorist, and is called "the father of insects" by the world. What I admire most is that Mr. Fables insisted on self-study all his life and obtained a great doctorate in natural science. Fables tried to get close to everything in nature since he was a child. If someone thinks it's inherited from ancestors, it's all wet! Because his ancestors only cared about his own cattle and sheep, and he had no training, he had a goal since he was a child, that is, one day he recorded some views on insects in the scientific history of insect research. Has this goal been achieved? Of course it came true. Isn't this world famous book Entomology in Fabres the best proof?

This magnificent masterpiece shows us all kinds of unheard-of insects, such as scarabs, cicadas, fireflies and so on. Among them, I like bees best. In this book, the author introduces the size, posture, habits, structure, function and foraging of many bees in detail. And these bees are not common to us, such as mining bees, red striped bees and wasps. Like my bee. Students, do you know what a mine bee is? Do you think of a little bee who digs mines like me? They are indeed better at running back and forth and nesting in underground tunnels than ordinary bees, and their bodies are longer. There is an obvious ditch at the bottom of the abdomen, and what is hidden in this ditch is the sharp weapon of mine bees to defend against the enemy. Because they are very good at moving in solid soil or quiet paths, they named these little creatures as mine bees. April is their busiest season. They are busy collecting honey and storing food. It is highly recommended that students who watch entomology must read this chapter, which is very interesting.

My second favorite is the "silly" pine caterpillar. Dendrolimus punctatus, as its name implies, should be able to guess that it eats pine leaves for a living! Let's look at the eggs of Dendrolimus punctatus first. If we often observe pine trees, we should find that the leaves of pine trees are dotted with small white columns. That's the egg of Dendrolimus punctatus. Dendrolimus punctatus will leave something like silk in their path, otherwise they may get lost. Whether it is a small team with only a few people or a super invincible team, there will be a leading Dendrolimus punctatus. But they always follow the line, which is also the origin of the "silly" Dendrolimus punctatus. Dendrolimus punctatus can predict the arrival of bad weather. Once bad weather comes, they will hide in caves. Isn't this the powerful weatherman in nature? Moreover, their predictions are very accurate. When the weather forecast predicts rain, they will definitely hide in the shelter. Isn't it amazing?

Fabres's entomology tells us the habits of various insects. I not only gained knowledge, but also gained happiness. I think the most amazing thing is nature itself!

Comments on Notes on Insects 1000 6 articles 3 Recently, my teacher recommended me a set of books entitled Notes on Insects, which I couldn't put down and benefited a lot. It is an outstanding French entomologist and writer Fabres's masterpiece, which is immortal. His description of insects, habits and characteristics of daily life reflects the author's unique vision of life. Between the lines is full of the author's own respect and love for life. Fabres spent his whole life going deep into the insect world, observing and experimenting insects in the natural environment, and truly recording their instincts and habits. Entomology describes the life of insects in detail, such as spiders, bees, mantises, scorpions, cicadas, beetles, crickets and so on.

In the author's pen, the willow beetle looks like a miser, wearing a short dovetail dress that seems to be "short of cloth"; Little beetle "selfless dedication for future generations, heartbreaking for children"; The little sparrow bitten by a poisonous spider will also "eat happily, and if we feed it slowly, he will even cry like a baby". What a lovely elf! No wonder Mr. Lu Xun regards insects as a model of "talking about insect life"

Entomology is also very realistic. Those specific and detailed words make me feel the presence of magnifying glasses, humidity, stars and insect smells from time to time, which really makes people feel immersive. I don't like insects since I was a child, so I seldom observe the world of small animals carefully. It was insects that made me like these little creatures again and found that they were not annoying. On the contrary, there are many lovely things. This is the story of insects, which shows me that insects are strikingly similar to us in many issues, such as life and death, labor and plunder. Different from novels, insect stories are the most basic facts, the lonely and quiet life of Fabres every day and night, and the lonely and hard achievements that are almost isolated from the world. Entomology is indeed a miracle. It is a life movement composed by Fabres, an outstanding representative of mankind, and many ordinary people in nature. It is an insect and a popular science book that can never be interpreted.

This book provides us with more precious enlightenment, which makes me deeply feel that human beings are not an isolated existence. All living things on the earth, including spiders, wasps, scorpions and weevils, are in the same closely related system. Insects are also an indispensable link in the biological chain of the earth, and their lives should also be respected.

Entomology is not only full of reverence for life, but also contains the spirit of seeking truth from facts, which gives me great inspiration: in life and study, we should learn from Fables' courage and perseverance in exploring the world and pursuing truth, and do everything with Fables' rigorous scientific spirit and insist on accurately describing observed facts. There is a good saying that "knowledge is power". Let us also use it to encourage ourselves. We must persevere in everything, even if the conditions are difficult, we must continue to struggle for our ideals!

There is no limit to human wisdom. No matter what difficulties we encounter on the road of science, we will never be able to stop the scientific and technological progress of mankind. We are in the stage of growth and development, so let's learn science from an early age. We should strive to learn all kinds of cultural classes well, because this is the basis of all learning; At the same time, we should read more popular science books suitable for primary school students, actively participate in various scientific experiments and small productions, and carry out training.

Interest in science. Take Fabers as an example, love science, love nature and love our global village. Master and possess rich scientific knowledge through your own efforts, and be a new generation who loves science.

On this day, I read a book written by Fabres-Insects with great joy.

Fables was the first scientist to study insects in nature. He devoted his whole life to the insect world, observed and experimented with insects in the natural environment, recorded the instinct and habits of insects, and wrote Entomology.

He is respected and loved by people all over the world. Fables studied hard and sacrificed his private time to observe insects. Entomology describes the life of insects in detail, such as spiders, bees, mantises, scorpions, cicadas, beetles, crickets and so on. This has made great contributions to later generations and made human society quickly adopt modern etiquette.

It is not easy for Fabres to achieve such great achievements. He was born in a peasant family and lived in poverty since childhood. He obtained several degrees through self-study. He was penniless in the first half of his life and barely had enough food and clothing in the second half, but Fabres didn't give in to all kinds of difficulties. He is diligent in self-study, carefully chooses the research direction, makes unremitting observation and research on insects and plants, and constantly obtains new achievements.

Fabres's greatest interest in his life is to explore the true face of the life world and discover the scientific truth contained in nature. He wrote entomology because he loves truth.

How I long to swim in the ocean of knowledge like Fabres, explore the world of science, uncover the mysteries of nature one after another, and benefit mankind! However, compared with Fabres, I am really ashamed.

Fabres can study insects in a difficult environment. Usually, I don't even take math problems seriously or work hard. If I can't, I don't want to think about it, and sometimes I lose my temper.

After reading the author's life and insect stories, I was deeply touched. The Story of Insects is full of reverence for life and the spirit of seeking truth from facts, which has inspired me a lot: in life and study, we should learn from Fables' courage and perseverance in exploring the world and pursuing truth, and we should be as strict about everything as Fables.

When I read "but at a considerable height, I still have to retreat." . As long as you are a little careless, you will lose all your efforts. Not only will the ball roll down, but you will also be dragged down ... sometimes it takes ten times or twenty times of persistent efforts to achieve the final success. "My heart is like being stabbed. Twenty times is not a big number, but what a challenge it is for a small beetle carrying a heavy ball to climb up a steep slope and climb up a place that is almost impossible to get up! Sometimes, you even put your life on the line.

What a little beetle worth learning! I remember playing computer games before, always choosing the "simple" level. Compared with that little beetle, I am really ashamed. A little beetle knows the truth of "diligence+hard work". As for our fifth-grade students, when the teacher assigned several difficult problems, the students were quite excited at first, but they became impatient after a few minutes. Although these questions are a bit difficult, they are not particularly difficult. Besides, someone can do it. Why can others do it and we can't? That's because we are too lazy and have no ambition. We will only challenge the simple topics, not the difficult ones.

When I was writing there, I understood a profound truth: if a person only challenges those who are weaker than himself and those who are easy to overcome, then he will always be weak.

After reading entomology 1000 words, 6 articles and 5 this winter vacation, my favorite book is entomology. The author of this book is the famous entomologist Fabers. He was born in a peasant family in the south of France. Although his family is poor, he still spends all his time teaching himself. Later, he got a teaching position. After class, he read a book on entomology, from which he had a great ambition to study insects all his life. He was the first scientist to study insects in the natural environment. He wore a farmer's woolen coat, ate simple meals, and worked tirelessly on unique entomology research, and finally wrote 10 scientific masterpiece-insects.

I like this book for many reasons! First of all, unlike other science books, it has a lot of words and is boring to read. However, this book has pictures and words. When I read it, it was like walking into the world of insects. I even felt that I touched their bodies, smelled their smell and became a part of them. Whenever I pick up a copy of Insects, I always read it hungrily. That's why my favorite book is insects. Secondly, after reading Insects, I learned a lot about the living habits of insects. I know cicada, a musician in summer, sucks tree juice with its mouth that looks like a pump. I also know how the tarantula, a poisonous king who lives underground, catches prey. Of course, I also know that the mysterious hermit scorpion uses the venom on its tail to catch food.

Among them, I am most interested in the sixth volume "Vegetable Diners-Pieris rapae". Pieris rapae can eat cabbage at an alarming rate and grow at an alarming rate. It can lay about 200 eggs at a time, but only three or four eggs can become cabbage butterflies. Why is this? It turns out that this is because of the existence of its natural enemies-red-eyed egg parasitic wasp, small cocoon bee and golden bee. If there are no natural enemies, the number of Pieris rapae will increase continuously, and the whole world will become the world of Pieris rapae. Fabres's Insect Story shows us a magical insect world. In this world, there are all kinds of insects. They all have their own way of life. They are all lovely little creatures. We should all cherish them and let them live freely. Fables is a good example. He spent 30 years studying insects, never cutting them open, but studying them affectionately in the fields. His love for insects led him to write such a famous book.

Entomology is not only immersed in awe of life, but also contains some spirit. That spirit is seeking truth, that is, pursuing truth and exploring truth. This is Faber's spirit. Without this spirit, there would be no entomology, and the tree of human spirit would lack a fruit of wisdom. Fables was the first scientist to study insects in the natural environment. He devoted his whole life to the insect world, observed and experimented with insects in the natural environment, and truly recorded the instinct and habits of insects, thus writing the great work of entomology, Insect Tale. Fabres's heart is full of love for life and praise for all things in nature. He observed the nature of insects with human nature, and the instinct, habit, labor, marriage, reproduction and death of insects were all permeated with humanistic care. Looking back at social life with the nature of insects, wise philosophical thinking comes to the fore. In his simple pen, a serious academic work, such as a beautiful essay, can not only make people gain knowledge and ideas from it, but reading itself is a unique aesthetic process.

After reading Notes on Entomology, 1000 words, 6 articles, 6 He, with respect and awe for life, went deep into the insect world for more than 50 years, spent his whole life observing and experimenting insects, recorded the instinctive characteristics of insects in a true, subtle and meticulous way, and presented the complicated insect world to the world with first-hand information. He is Fabres, a "madman" who devoted his life to insect research. Some people call him "Virgil in the insect world", while others call him "Homer of insects", but I think he is our teacher and a model of life, and his great scientific spirit is worth learning, inheriting and carrying forward.

We should learn from his persistence in science and be meticulous. Fabrice experimented with himself in order to find out the location of the caterpillar itch toxin and overturn the view that most people think it is on the epidermis. He caught some caterpillars from the outside, took a few drops of blood from their blood, dripped them on a blotting paper, and then fixed this small piece of paper on his arm with an impermeable bandage.

In the middle of the night, a sharp pain woke him from his sleep. He was both happy and excited, because he proved that his inference was correct. He continued to speculate, where did the toxins in the blood come from? Could it be in urea? To this end, he conducted another experiment. He extracted urea from caterpillar feces, concentrated it into a few drops, dropped it on blotting paper as before, and fixed it on his arm with a bandage for 2 hours. It itches at night. Because he finally proved his guess is correct through experiments, but he also paid a painful price for it. His arm has an ulcer, which itches and hurts, and he can't sleep all night. Later, in order to sleep for a while at night, he had to apply vaseline to the wound. On the third day, the swelling and pain became more serious and spread to large muscles. When you tap it gently with your finger, it will vibrate. Soon, there are more night bodies oozing like small water droplets, and there are more and more itching. Within five days, the skin of the wound has completely fallen off, revealing bright red muscles inside, which makes people who change his dressing twice in the morning and evening sick. The big wound didn't completely return to normal until four or five months later.

We should learn from his serious attitude towards science. In The Story of Insects, he used many experiments to prove his conjectures and inferences one after another, but at the same time there were many difficult and even unsolvable problems. In dealing with these questions, he didn't casually turn his guesses and inferences into the answers to these questions in the book, but told the readers frankly that he didn't understand these questions and he still had to explore the answers and deal with science. He always studies hard, studies hard.

We should learn from his careful observation of life. Insects are relatively small creatures in the whole biological world. They are not as big as elephants and giraffes, nor are they as easy to keep and observe for a long time as poultry. They are not as easy to study as trees and flowers, but Fabres chose to study them with his shining eyes and found them in any corner of nature. He picked up a magnifying glass to carefully observe their marriage customs, habits or any aspect, and wrote down their biographies for people to know.

Fabres is a scientist who devoted his life to the insect world. He has been quietly buried in the ground with his favorite insects, but he has left immortal works. He used his life to explain what a great scientific spirit is. He is the teacher of our life. We should learn from him, take our work seriously, devote our whole life to the cause we love, never let go, and have the courage to pursue it, so that our life can bear fruit and realize the value of life.