Insects in Comics. Volume 6

Did you know that bees can count, that bumblebees have an "economical flight mode," or that cockroaches have mastered karate techniques to fend off parasitic wasps?Or maybe you're familiar with the lichen grasshopper or the maple moth? No?.. Then hurry... up and open the sixth volume of "Insects in Comics"!Agriculture and insects: enemies... or still friends? "Of course, friends!" - assert the authors of the 6th volume of the French series "Insects in Comics." The main thing is to learn to think like insects, and then this friendship will not only bring joy but also profit: because, after all, the main goal of agriculture is production, and production is impossible without profit. As we already know from previous volumes, the life of insects is one continuous struggle for existence, in which almost every species acts as both prey and predator at the same time, depending on the stage of the life cycle and the characteristics of the local food chain. So why not use this fact to your advantage?.. If there is a will!However, while raising such a serious topic, the authors do not forget about the humor that has become a trademark not only of this series but of the entire collection. This means that within the pages of the next volume, you will encounter new hilarious characters, including the lichen grasshopper, the golden bronze beetle, the maple moth, the lantern bug... and a whole family of weevils!