Macro Photography - LadyBug

I took a picture of this beautiful beetle from the leaves of the Giant calotrope plant. I don't know the names of many insects, but I try to find out about insects from the internet. And being a student of zoology, it is nice to know about these insects. Maybe it's a ladybird beetle. It belongs to the class Coleoptera where there are more than 200k insects. The beetle's body is stiff. However, like other common insects with head, chest and abdomen, their body is made up and they are quite small to look at. Beetle species feed on a variety of plants. Many beetles coexist with fungi, while others eat beetle larvae, tree bark, rotten things, and so on.

Beetles live in a variety of plants, underground, in water, in the homes of various insects, and many other places, including rotten wood. There are many species of ladybirds in the world. They look oval and some ladybirds have beautiful designs.

There are millions of species of insects in the world. The Ladybird Beetle is one of the thousands of insects that benefit humans. The ladybird beetle is a beneficial insect. Some species of ladybirds survive by eating flower extract for lack of normal food in our nature.

Ladybirds' natural enemies are a variety of fungi, parasites and birds. There are many beneficial insects in our croplands which eat harmful insects and destroy various harmful insects. The reproductive capacity of crop pests is very high. If beneficial insects like ladybirds did not destroy these insects, much would have been achieved in the croplands. These are my photography for you. Thank you.