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Insect muscles work in coordinated opposing groups. One muscle contracts to move a body part while another can return it, allowing controlled locomotion.

Hovering requires strong flight muscles and fine control of wing movement. Many flies and some bees can maintain position in air while feeding or surveying the environment.

Hovering requires strong flight muscles and fine control of wing movement. Many flies and some bees can maintain position in air while feeding or surveying the environment.

Hovering requires strong flight muscles and fine control of wing movement. Many flies and some bees can maintain position in air while feeding or surveying the environment.

Hovering requires strong flight muscles and fine control of wing movement. Many flies and some bees can maintain position in air while feeding or surveying the environment.

Insect flight depends on wing motion, air flow, and pressure differences that create lift. Wing shape, beat frequency, and angle of attack influence flight performance.

Insect flight depends on wing motion, air flow, and pressure differences that create lift. Wing shape, beat frequency, and angle of attack influence flight performance.

Insect flight depends on wing motion, air flow, and pressure differences that create lift. Wing shape, beat frequency, and angle of attack influence flight performance.

Insect flight depends on wing motion, air flow, and pressure differences that create lift. Wing shape, beat frequency, and angle of attack influence flight performance.

Insect genitalia are often species-specific. Entomologists use their structure to distinguish closely related species, especially when external body features look similar.

Insect genitalia are often species-specific. Entomologists use their structure to distinguish closely related species, especially when external body features look similar.

Insect genitalia are often species-specific. Entomologists use their structure to distinguish closely related species, especially when external body features look similar.