The Unhinged World of Insects

Dragonflies see everywhere at once with thirty thousand lenses. It's a security system built into

your face. Ants don't have lungs; they breathe through tiny holes called spiracles.

No inhaling, no exhaling, just vibes. New Zealand weta crickets can freeze

solid in winter and thaw out alive. Truly, nature's popsicles.

Bombardier beetles explode boiling chemicals from their butts at predators. It's a biological

flamethrower situation. Dung beetles navigate using the Milky Way as their GPS.

They're rolling poop balls while stargazing. Insects are basically tiny aliens living under our noses,

doing the most unhinged things imaginable.