• There are around 9 million species of insects that exist. 
• There are around 380,000 species of beetles and they make up around 40% of all insect life on Earth.
• Insect blood, also known as hemolymph is typically clear, but can be greenish or yellowish.
• Known as the giant weta, a cricket like beast that can weight more than 1 pound.
• Many insects have a so-called simple eye, or ocelli, in between, in the middle of their “forehead.”
• Insects have ears all over the place. A few examples include: Lacewings (have ears on the base of their wings), Crickets (have ears on their legs), Grasshopper’s’ (ears are on their abdomen), and Tachinids-parasitic type of fly (have ears on their necks)

• Houseflies find sugar with their feet, which are 10 million times more sensitive than human tongues.

• There are nearly as many species of ants (8,800) as there are species of birds (9,000) in the world.

• Wasps feeding on fermenting juice have been known to get "drunk' and pass out.