🐞 Ladybug Fun Fact There are almost 400 different kinds of ladybugs in North America 🐞

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🐞 Ladybug Fun Fact In folk medicine, Ladybugs were ground up to cure toothaches, measles, stomach aches, and crying babies 🐞

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🐞 Ladybug Fun Fact The North American ladybug is not endangered yet, but its overall numbers have decreased, and some scientists believe that is the result of harlequin competition 🐞

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🐞 Ladybug Fun Fact Insect-eating birds and other animals learn to avoid meals that come in red and black and are more likely to steer clear of a ladybug lunch 🐞

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🐞 Ladybug Fun Fact Ladybug taint is a particular stinky flavor to wine, that has been likened to peanuts or asparagus 🐞

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🐞 Ladybug Fun Fact Once unfolded, ladybug wings move at a rate of 85 beats per second 🐞

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🐞 Ladybug Fun Fact Legend says that if you find a Ladybug in your house, count the number of spots it has and that will be how many dollars you will find 🐞

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🐞 Ladybug Fun Fact Ladybugs are, and have been for very many years, an insect of interest and favour for children 🐞

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🐞 Ladybug Fun Fact In Switzerland, the Ladybug is the baby-deliverer (just as the stork is in the US) 🐞

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🐞 Ladybug Fun Fact People in France believed that if a Ladybug landed on someone, it would take away whatever ailment the person had when it flew away 🐞

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🐞 Ladybug Fun Fact Newly emerged adults or recently molted larvae are soft enough for the average ladybug to chew 🐞

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🐞 Ladybug Fun Fact Ladybugs mature from their larval form to adults in about a week 🐞

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🐞 Ladybug Fun Fact The Harlequin Ladybug, an invader species, pushes out native species, infects them with a deadly fungal parasite, and even eats them 🐞

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🐞 Ladybug Fun Fact Ladybugs break out of diapause, the insect term for hibernation, when the temperature reaches 55° F (13° C) 🐞

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🐞 Ladybug Fun Fact Ladybugs are the official state insect of the following states in USA - Delaware, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, Ohio and Tennessee 🐞

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