Practice mode Entomology

What type of legs do ants, butterflies, wasps and moths have?

Correct answer C. Cursorial

Explanation

Cursorial legs are slender, unspecialised walking or running legs, the generalised type found in most insects, unlike digging (fossorial) or swimming (natatorial) legs.

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