
podcastsinenglish Level 1.151 Creepy-crawlies
Jun 6, 2019
Summer brings not just sunshine but a swarm of insects! The hosts share their favorites among butterflies, bumblebees, and dragonflies. They delve into why wasps and flies annoy us during outdoor meals, discussing the sneaky bites of mosquitoes. A concerning topic arises as they highlight the decline of insects and its effects on the ecosystem. Farming practices come under scrutiny for threatening butterflies and moths. The conversation wraps up with a reminder of the vital roles insects play in our environment.
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Summer Scenes And Friendly Insects
- Hosts describe summer scenes: picnics, flowers and outdoor meals with insects.
- They name pleasant insects like butterflies, bumblebees, ladybirds and dragonflies as favourites.
Annoying Insects At Picnics
- The hosts contrast bumblebees' calm behaviour with wasps that bother people and seek food.
- They complain about flies and sneaky mosquitoes that bite unseen and cause itching for days.
Irrational Fear Of Daddy Long Legs
- Richard mentions a personal dislike for daddy long legs because of how they fly despite being harmless.
- The hosts acknowledge irrational dislikes of certain insects even when they pose no threat.
