It is a small insect belonging to the family Ladybugs in the order Coleoptera, known for its bright body color and spots. Usually between 1 and 10 millimeters in length, the body is round or oval in shape, with a variety of colors ranging from bright red, orange to black, dotted with black or white spots. Known for preying on pests, especially aphids, it is an important beneficial insect in agriculture and horticulture. The life cycle of ladybugs includes four stages: egg, larva, pupae, and adult. Their eggs are usually yellow in color, and after hatching, the larvae will prey on small pests such as aphids. As the larvae grow, they undergo several molts and eventually form pupae. Adult ladybugs have the ability to fly.

It is an important type of insect, mainly divided into several species such as Chinese honey bees, Italian honey bees, Carniola honey bees, and European black bees. Chinese honeybees are indigenous bee species in China, with strong adaptability and good cold resistance, suitable for breeding in mountainous and semi mountainous areas. Italian bees are known for their gentle temperament and strong breeding ability, and are widely distributed in the Mediterranean region and most parts of China. Kaniola bees and European black bees are respectively known for their cold resistance and diligent collection. Bees play an important role in nature, not only as important pollinators, but also producing various products such as honey, beeswax, and propolis.

It is a primitive and diverse group of insects, with approximately 5000 species worldwide. Belonging to semi metamorphosis, it undergoes three stages throughout its life: egg, juvenile, and adult. Wings have unique mechanical structures, making them excellent flyers in nature. They prefer damp environments and usually fly in ponds or riverbanks, where their larvae develop in the water. Playing an important role in ecosystems, larvae can monitor water pollution, while adults prey on agricultural pests such as small moths. Beautiful in appearance, with ornamental value, and some species of larvae and pupae also have edible value. History can be traced back to 320 million years ago, when it was once a 'giant' in the sky.

Also known as brown wolf spider or violin spider, it is a spider distributed in Europe, North Africa, and West Asia. Small in size, usually around 1 centimeter in length, with a flat body and colors ranging from light brown to dark brown, characterized by a violin shaped stripe on the back. The venom of Taranto spider contains an enzyme called sphingomyelinaseD, which can damage red blood cells and cause skin necrosis. Although their venom is usually not lethal to humans, bites can cause severe skin reactions and long-term pain. Usually active at night and hidden during the day.