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I chose to locate the Western Honey Bee (Apis mellifera). The honey bee is in the arthropada phylum, insecta class, and the apidae family. One adaptation all observed species in our group project have in common is small size. All observations in our group are about an inch wide and long or less which makes them difficult to see and allows them to hide from predators. A unique adaptation of one of my observations, the Carolina grasshopper, is its strong, long legs that are great for jumping high and far to get away from predators.

The observation I chose to locate was the Western Honey Bee (Apis mellifera). The honey bee is in the arthropada phylum, insecta class, and the apidae family. One adaptation all observed species in our group project have in common is small size. All observations in our group are about an inch wide and long or less which makes them difficult to see and allows them to hide from predators. A unique adaptation of one of my observations, the Carolina grasshopper, is its strong, long legs that are great for jumping high and far to get away from predators.