Peanut-Head Bugs
The Really Wild Life of Animals
The peanut-head bug is known by many names: the lantern fly, the snake cicada, and the flying snake, to name a few. Its enlarged head, resembling the bulbous end of a peanut shell, has been the subject of both myth and scientific inquiry. Though many misconceptions surround this mysterious bug, in truth it is a harmless, plant-sucking creature. Readers will chuckle at this odd-looking insect, while learning about its habitat, tools of self-defense, and life cycle.
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Book Review--"Kids love bugs! This book is great. The illustrations draw attention with color and detail. The text is easily readable for 2-4 grades; however grades below and above would find this book interesting. Fun facts box and the picture caption box give information that is relevant. Excellent."
--Lincoln Public Schools (Lincoln, NE)
