Insects and their benefits.

• Pollination (80% by insects)
• Decomposition and nutrient cycling (dung beetles, flies, carrion beetles, millipedes, cockroaches, ants, termites.)
• Food for wildlife
• Predators, parasitoids, and parasites (ladybird beetles, lacewings, parasite wasps)
• Disease
• Pollination of human crops

A) Silkworm:

• As Space food.
• Chinese medicine.
• Aesthetics

B) Honey bee:

• Pollination
• Honeybee
• Bee wax
• Pollen
• Propolis

Why butterflies and moths are important?

a) Intrinsic: valuable and worthy of conservation in their own right, highly diverse.

b) Aesthetic: natural heritage

c) Educational: fascinating life cycle, wing pattern, migration

d) Scientific value: pest control, evolution, population dynamics.

e) Ecosystem: healthy, indicator, food chain

f) Health value: enjoy, walking, medicinal

g) Economic value: ecotourism, antibiotics