Which small animals are hardworking?

Many small animals are very hardworking. They make unremitting efforts in their respective fields and make great contributions to their own survival and reproduction.

Here I will introduce some very hardworking animals: 1. Bees are very industrious insects. Every bee collects flowers from the flowers every day to make honey, and can fly more than 5 miles at the highest. Bees not only collect honey, but also collect pollen from nectar, and add emulsion secreted by glands to the pollen to make honey and bee pulp. They also secrete beeswax, itaconic acid and other substances to build honeycombs and provide services for the whole bee colony. The average life span of each bee is not long, less than two months, but during this time, each bee will continue to work hard and play its own role for the survival and reproduction of the whole bee colony.

2. Ants Ants are also hard-working animals. Ants are especially diligent in finding food. They usually work together to ensure that the whole ant colony has enough food. The way ants look for food is to find the food they are looking for. When they arrive, they will release a smell called pheromone, and then more ants will come back and follow the smell until the food is removed. In addition, ants will build nests to ensure the stability and safety of the living environment of the whole ant colony. Although ants are small, they usually work together and show superior ability.

3. Spatholobus suberectus lives in sandy soil such as lime soil, which is an important force in soil and helps to enhance soil stability. They adopted many strategies to help their work, such as digging sand dunes, removing surrounding materials, and building roads and flat tunnels leading to nests with their partners. Usually, shovel worms will roll earth balls around their heads and bring them to their nests. They will roll up hundreds of earth balls at a time and stay alert outside. They dig in piles under geotechnical conditions, with their front feet alternately placed, so that their heads are tilted downwards, and then they dig up with their bodies to form a pile. This method can reduce the habitat of soil organisms.

Mosquitoes Although this kind of insect is boring, mosquitoes are also hardworking. Male and female mosquitoes have to work continuously from the beginning of hatching. After the eggs hatch in summer, mosquitoes work and eat grass to prepare for courtship. Because blood is the mosquito that the embryo and eggs of female mosquitoes eventually hatch into, female mosquitoes will increase the time of blood sucking in the work plan to ensure that female mosquitoes hatch eggs and provide sufficient protein and energy sources for other stages of the new generation of mosquitoes. Although mosquitoes are annoying, they are always striving for their own survival and reproduction.

Silkworm is a very industrious insect. Silkworms feed on mulberry leaves and feed on mulberry fruits or branches. Its diligence is mainly manifested in the process of producing silk. In the life cycle of silkworms, they eat mulberry leaves constantly, spin silk and reel silk, and finally produce silk. There are many stages in the life cycle of silkworm, and at each stage it has to complete corresponding tasks, such as eating mulberry leaves, molting, spinning and so on. Silkworm is also an important resource for human beings. The silk they produce is a rare textile raw material in the world. In order to make sericulture more efficient, the structure of sericulture is also very strict.

6. Squirrel Squirrel is a hardworking and witty little animal. They usually collect pinecones, nuts and other foods in autumn and store them in holes in the ground or trees for winter consumption. In addition, squirrels will update their reserves when the seasons alternate to ensure adequate reserves. In the process of collecting food, squirrels need to climb trees and jump, which shows their wit and flexibility. In addition, squirrels will store food in their nests, raise their young and take care of their families.

Personal views and opinions: small animals, like humans, are constantly developing through adaptation and evolution in their own living environment. In this process, small animals show amazing qualities and advantages, such as diligence, discipline, survival desire, wisdom, cleverness and so on. These qualities and advantages are worth learning from and making our life more beautiful and colorful. At the same time, we should also note that there is a deep connection between small animals and humans. We should respect nature and protect the ecological environment, so that small animals can get better conditions for survival and development.

Summary: Although these small animals are small, they have made various contributions to the whole species and group through their efforts. Nature is a complex biological system, and every link is very important. The efforts of small animals ensure the balance of the whole world. Pay tribute to these hardworking little guys.