Hyönteislajit
Hyönteislajit refers to the diverse array of insect species found in the world. Insects represent the largest group of animals, encompassing over a million described species, with many more estimated to exist. They are characterized by a three-part body (head, thorax, and abdomen), six legs, and typically one or two pairs of wings, although some species are wingless.
The variety of hyönteislajit is astounding, reflecting their adaptation to nearly every habitat on Earth, from
These species play crucial roles in ecosystems. Many are pollinators, essential for the reproduction of flowering
However, some hyönteislajit can be considered pests, damaging crops, structures, or transmitting diseases to humans and