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On a warm morning, a small ladybug climbed a bean leaf and counted her spots.
Why Do Ladybugs Wear Little Spots?Ladybug colors and spots are natural patterns that help identify different kinds of ladybugs and may warn animals to leave them alone.
1. On a warm morning, a small ladybug climbed a bean leaf and counted her spots.
2. She tapped each spot and wondered why she wore little spots.
3. She asked a green caterpillar, but the caterpillar did not know.
4. A yellow butterfly had bright patterns too, but it did not know the answer.
5. By noon, she found red, yellow, and orange ladybugs resting together.
6. Their spots were round, long, many, few, or missing, and each pattern helped tell kinds apart.
7. A robin noticed the bright colors, then perched quietly beside the leaves.
8. Ladybug looked from one pattern to the next, and the answer became clear.
9. Her colors and spots were natural patterns. They help identify different kinds of ladybugs and may warn animals to leave ladybugs alone.
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