Bugs by Three Clues

Can you name these bugs by three given clues?

Some clues will only apply to a certain type of the species.

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Last updated: August 16, 2021

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Clues	Bug
Breathes through skin, composter, lives underground	Earthworm
Webs, Arachnid, Hourglass	Spider
Curls into ball, many legs, composter	Pill Bug
100, Many Legs, Long	Centipede
March, Queen, Tunnels	Ant
Blood, Lyme Disease, Dry Grass	Tick
Malaria, Citronella, Bites	Mosquito
Dogs, Bubonic Plague, Scratch	Flea

Clues	Bug
Chrysalis, Wings, Pollinator	Butterfly
Stings, Hive, Honey	Bee
Fire-Breather, Larvae stage in water, lived with the dinosaurs	Dragonfly
Pinch, Sting, Arachnid	Scorpion
Pray, Camouflage, Green	Praying Mantis
Woman, Spots, Aphids	Ladybug
Locust, Grass, Swarm	Grasshopper

Level 66

Aug 16, 2021

Please accept slater and wood beetle, the only names I've ever known for what you call a pill bug.

Level 60

Aug 16, 2021

Slaters are a different name for soy bug, which looks a lot like a pill bug but can not curl into a ball. Searching up wood beetle, i do not get anything remotely like a pill bug, or roly poly. If someone else can confirm your suggestions mean what you think they mean, I’ll change it. For now, it stays as it was.

Level 67

Jul 31, 2023

A lot of children call the terrestrial isopod a "roly-poly." I think that's the best name for these critters!

Level 60

Aug 13, 2023

Personally, I agree, which is why I have it as a type in. Of course, I tried to keep it as scientific as possible; which isn’t that scientific of course, seeing as this a two year old quiz lol.

Possible this is just a reply to the above comment though.