Water is the main source for the rise of life on Earth, and it started with single-celled living things like plankton. From the early stages, single-celled organisms evolved into multicelled organisms and transformed into small insects. These insects were divided into many species according to the stages of evolution from one another. Each species had evolved differently from the others and formed different species. These stages of transformation evolved as tiny insects that can move, and some can fly. Since life on land started from water, some living things are capable of surviving both on land and in water. The insects that had legs then evolved to have wings, which helped them to fly from one place to another easily. This cycle continued, and many more species evolved from small insects to live on land, water, and both land and water. So, according to each species and its habitat, they have their life cycle and ecosystem. later they adapted themselves according to their habitat.
Noticed : Being small works for me
I See You : Confused look
Quick Stop : Resting on the leaf before buzzing
Shades On : The soldier bee with powerful eyes
Damaged Wings : The wings of hope can carry me high even if its torn
Nectarivore : Nature’s angel taking a sip of nectar
Spikes : Pointy legs for better grip
Wanderers : Hypnotizer with some extra eyes
Jumpers: Camouflaged hopper aiming for better launch
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