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A life science teacher at a public high school in Fayetteville, Arkansas, Stephanie Jimenez directs classroom lab investigations and leads an autumn insect collection project with her students. She writes about insect anatomy and physiology for Biology Insights. Jimenez holds a bachelor’s degree in biology and a master’s degree in secondary science education.

Why Do Flies Live Such Short Lives? A Scientific Look
Why Are Cicadas So Loud? The Biology of Their Unique Buzz
How Do Gnats Multiply? The Biology of Their Rapid Growth
Do Flies Perceive Time Differently?
Are Flies Blind? An In-Depth Look at How Flies See
Do Flies Sleep? How and Why These Insects Must Rest
Why Are Some Bugs Able to Walk on Water?
Do All Insects Fly? And Why Some Are Wingless
Are Fig Beetles Blind? How These Insects Actually See
Why Do Flies Lay Eggs on Meat? A Biological View
Do Flies Bleed? The Science of Insect Hemolymph
Can Gnats Lay Eggs in Your Nose? A Scientific Answer
Do Dead Flies Attract More Flies? The Scientific Answer
What Insects Die After Mating? The Biological Reasons
What Are the Stages of Incomplete Metamorphosis?
If You Freeze a Fly, Will It Come Back to Life?
Does Cold Kill Fruit Flies? What Temperature is Lethal?
Why Do Gnats Bother Humans and How Can You Stop Them?
Why Do Stick Bugs Dance? The Art of Motion Camouflage
Why Do Love Bugs Stick Together? The Biological Reason
Do Wasps Have Blood? A Look at Wasp Hemolymph
Are Flies Intelligent? The Biology of Fly Cognition
Why Can’t I Smell Stink Bugs? The Biological Reasons
Do Gnats Have Blood? Inside an Insect’s Circulatory System
How Does a Butterfly Fly? The Biology Behind Flight
Are Termites Hymenoptera? Their Biological Classification
What Are Flies Made Of? A Scientific Breakdown
How Do Fleas Reproduce? The Biology of Their Life Cycle
Why Do Insects Molt? The Biology Behind Ecdysis
Do Ants Smell When They Die? The Chemical Signal of Death