Things With Six Legs - Picture Quiz

Turn the lights on and you might surprise these nibbling on some crumbs.

These leaflitter dwellers can PING off suddenly using a springing organ (furcula).

There are many types of this group of Hymenoptera. This one's social and obeys the Queen.

You can't see me! The master of camouflage (on the wrong plant here).

You probably don't want to find one of these in the kitchen.

Fascinating Fact: These insects show unusual amounts of parental care.

Snooker tables are bigger and usually have 8 legs. But this one is a...

One can only aspire to having such a tiny waist.

Apparently have little versions upon their backs to bite'em. And little ones have lesser ones and so on ad infinitum.

Haldane said God must have been inordinately fond of these (there are so many species).

This is the protective case made by which insect's aquatic larva?

This creature might be stripey, but don't let that fool you. It's a type of ...?

A bit specialist, this, but fishermen may recognise them from the riverside. They're named after a tree you might find there.

It's not flattering to be called one of these. Hooke drew one clinging to a human hair in 1667..

These are amazing aeronauts. They have excellent eyes for hunting.