Connected on 2009-11-16 10:30:00 from Tucson, AZ, US
- 11:31am
- Bugscope Team okay I am eating my lunch quickly
- Bugscope Team ok, chat is cleared up to this point, so the next class will have a clean slate
- Teacher haha thanks for your hard work
- Bugscope Team mr. m., keep in mind all the chat and images from today's session are saved to your member page: http://bugscope.beckman.illinois.edu/members/2009-097
- Teacher i was encouraging questions but not necessarily that many
- Bugscope Team it's cool, we'll answer what we can, no problemo
- Student hi !!!!
- Bugscope Team welcome to bugscope!
- Student thanks
- Student hi
- Bugscope Team hello
- Bugscope Team hello all!
- Student ello govnas
- Student wat is this
- Student bugscope pay attention to mr.miller
- Student what is a placoid
Bugscope Team placoid means 'plate-like'
- Bugscope Team Welcome to Bugscope!
- Guest this is cool looking
Bugscope Team this is someone's compound eye, a little out of focus
- Student thanck u
- Student o
- 11:36am
- Guest wat bug is dis
Bugscope Team we are looking at the compound eye of a damselfly
- Student wat is this???
- Student what is this
- Student i dont now do u now
- Student what dose hieroglyphics mean?
Bugscope Team that is kind of a joke, since the white areas look like Egyptian writing to me
- Bugscope Team it's the damselfly eye
- Student wat??
- Guest can it be zoom cut
Bugscope Team yes it can
- Guest wat's this
- Bugscope Team a compound eye is made up of hundreds of individual facets, called ommatidia
- Student i am retarted
- Bugscope Team this is a compound eye
- Student it look cool
- Teacher yes i love how the pics and q's are all saved. we use it for our bugscope project
- Student what is that
- Guest im vava
- Student o tht makes scense
- Guest wat is your fav bug this yaer also thanks
Bugscope Team I like weevils best today
- Bugscope Team this is the eye of a damselfly
- Student is that a eye
- Guest what do u think it is???
- Student hey gr 1
- Bugscope Team yep, a compound eye
- Guest I don't get it
- Bugscope Team you can see lots of scales from other insects on the surface of the compound eye
- Teacher please give me control
Bugscope Team got it
- Student i dont have one
- Bugscope Team each bump on that compound eye has a lens in it
- Student a beetle
- Student hi GR!!
- Bugscope Team Mr M are you having trouble driving?
- Bugscope Team if you have any trouble, try refreshing your screen, F5
- Guest this looks great
- Bugscope Team and you can see some dirt, rocks
- Guest its a bettle
Bugscope Team this is a damselfly but there is also a beetle on this stub
- Bugscope Team lots of setae, now, in the vestiture
- 11:42am
- Student hey what is that
Bugscope Team center of the head and the bases of the antennae
- Student WAT IS THIS!??
- Bugscope Team oops now this a termite
- Guest nice!!
- Student O OK
- Guest a termite
- Student it look cool
- Student sweet
- Guest dat thing is small...
- Student is this a termite head
- Student why do we only see in grey?
Bugscope Team the images we collect come from the secondary electron detector, and they are gathered in pieces, as signal, not as color
- Bugscope Team in the background we see carbon tape the termite is resting on
- Teacher please give control to bugs bunny
- Guest oka
- Guest u all r nice 2 do this 4 us
- Guest whos bugs bunny
- Student so cool !!!
- Student what is a hamuli
Bugscope Team hamuli are the wing hooks that some four-winged insects like wasps and bees use to clip their wings together on each side when they fly. it is more efficient for them to fly with two wings
- Student whos bugs bunny????????
- Student whos reba jazz
- Student thanks
- Student jasmine and reba
- Guest wired looking!
- Bugscope Team bugs bunny has control!
- Student whos waffle123
- Student HUH???
- Student hey wat bug is this
- Student oscar and jesse
- Guest hay someone answer
- Bugscope Team answer what?
- Guest hey what is this
Bugscope Team this is one of the palps
Bugscope Team i think this is a palp, it's a mouth part
- Guest wow
- Guest why is it so spikky
- Guest what is that stuff by the hair?
Bugscope Team juju
- Student what is it job
- Guest nasty!!!!
- Student whos purple zebra
- 11:47am
- Guest what part is that?
- Guest what is its niche
- Student what the hairs for
- Guest wat is juju
Bugscope Team juju is stuff like dirt and dust and slime that we do not recognize right away
- Student my legs are this hairy
- Student are these hairs or spikes?
Bugscope Team they are hairs, but they are called setae (see-tee), insects sense their environment through those setae, they can feel with them, smell, sense temperature, etc.
- Student hey vava this is cool huhu
- Student what is the niche for this bug????
Bugscope Team this is the large beetle you sent. do you know what its niche is?
- Guest reba answer
- Student wat is that ???
- Student why is have hair
- Student what ar the claws for
Bugscope Team the claws are used much like we use our hands
- Student there my hairy legs GR!!
- Student yay!
- Student no i do not know
Bugscope Team what is a niche? is that its place in whatever food chain it lives in?
- Student is that a mouth
- Guest un golo!!!
- Student where is the feet
- Guest what we have on our faces
- Student this looks like a shell is it?????
Bugscope Team yes it is a shell - it is made of chitin, which is like what your fingernails are made of
- Guest why does it has hair
Bugscope Team the hair, called setae, help it to sense its environment. since bugs don't have nerves in their skin (they don't even have skin), they need those hairs, big time, to feel their way around
- Guest cuz
- Student no its is job
- Student a niche is a job
Bugscope Team so what is the beetl
- Student who is purple zebra??
- Student i need to shave
Bugscope Team heh
- Student why is have some thing in side his foot
- Guest wats that that thing???
- Guest what r u lokkin at right now??
- Student what is this bus jo?
- Bugscope Team oops
- Bugscope Team insects are VERY hairy, or rather, setae-y. those setae are vital to their survival, so they have lots of them
- Student whats that thing stiking out of the beetle??
- Guest whydo they have hair when they are bugs?
- Guest what is its job????
Bugscope Team it cleans up stuff in its environment
- Student hi reba!
- Guest who is dora??
- Student where is the feet
- Guest wats that bug do???
- Guest WHa
- Student what is this bugs job?
- Student sorry we didnt meen to say that
- Guest r u 4real???
- Student what is this
- Student hey bugs bunny who ar eu
- Student why is the bees toungue so.......stringey?
- 11:52am
- Student why is the tounge all hairy
- Student hi how ever sead that
- Student whos bugs bunny
- Guest can you zoomin please?
- Student it was kaitlynn
- Guest tezssla and arianna
- Bugscope Team this is the glossa -- the tongue of the honeybee, up close
- Student who is bugsbunny
- Student is thatb hair in the bug
- Student why is the bee's tongue so....stringy?????????
Bugscope Team it is kind of like a mop for collecting nectar from flowers
- Student wat r the little balls on its tongue??
- Guest whos scot????
- Teacher please give control to waffle123
- Student it's looks like feet
- Guest wat are the clumps
- Student why does it look like a mop?????
Bugscope Team yeah because it functions like a mop
- Guest who has the control?
- Bugscope Team waffle123, you've got control
- Guest coby catter
- Student thay look like strings!!!
- Student o that makes sense!
- Student thank ya!!!
- Guest it looks like a hole bunch of branches
Bugscope Team yes it does
- Guest why is it hery
- Guest how does the insects uses these hairs
Bugscope Team they use them to taste, to feel wind or touch, to feel hot and cold
- Guest tiliter
- Student do bees have taste buds?
Bugscope Team They have chemical receptors that tell them if something is good to eat or not--so yes, taste buds
- Student why are there particles in the tongue of the bee?
- Bugscope Team this is a termite, it looks kind of deformed though... poor little dude
- Guest wat was the clumps on the bee toung?????/?
Bugscope Team different things it had adsorbed to its surface
- Student is that baby bug
- Student where is the hair
- Bugscope Team wait, now its a head of a damselfly
- Student are thous eyes
- Student that look cool \
- Student why is have big teeth
- Student hary u
- Student o that makes a lot of sense
- Guest !!!!!
- Student hi cate do u like your job????????
- Guest wow were those hairs?!?
Bugscope Team sort of like hairs, yes
Bugscope Team those were probably chemosensory setae, so hairs that can sense chemicals in the air and help the insect to find food, etc.
- Student is that a leg????? :p
- Guest thanxs
- Student pp
- Guest whos stoolen
- Student is that his arm
- Bugscope Team those are the chelicers
- Student what is a spiricale
Bugscope Team A spiracle is a nostril for an arthropod. Although insects have nostrils all over their bodies, not just on their faces.
Bugscope Team a spiracle is a breathing hole on the side of a bug. bugs don't breath like humans, instead they have holes on the sides of their abdomens, and air goes inside and the bug absorbs the air that way. pretty cool huh?
- Student wta does it do ??
- Guest what is its niche
- Student y do they have 8 eyes?????
Bugscope Team it gives them better peripheral vision, but they often do not see well
- 11:57am
- Student where is the eyes
- Student wht is tht on its head?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
- Student why there is hair in his face
Bugscope Team the hair -- setae -- helps the spider sense things that are touching or causing vibration
- Guest where does it live?????
- Student what is that
- Student see all eyes
- Student whoose purplezebra?????
- Student yes it is
- Guest wat is dat??????????
- Guest i have a question....
Bugscope Team oka
- Student see all eyes
- Student wat is peripheral vision???????????????????
Bugscope Team being able to see on the side of you, rather than just strait ahead
- Bugscope Team okay...
- Guest change it\
- Student that looks like fier
- Guest whos hefa
- Student m`
- Guest wats that white spot
Bugscope Team that was a place where the sample was charging up with electrons, so it looked very white
- Student thats cooleo
- Student whats that thing in the middle?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!!?!?!!?!?!
Bugscope Team we moved already, ask the driver (waffle123) to slow down and we'll try to answer
- Bugscope Team this is the proboscis, up close
- Guest whos m
- Guest thanks 4 asking
- Bugscope Team Alex they said it means its 'job.'
- Student it have big fece
- Guest what bug are we lookin at?
- Bugscope Team oh, niche means job. ok, cool. got it!
- Guest what are te holes for
- Student what are those holes for
- Student whyy doess it have a akward looking holes in itS BODY!!!!!!
- Student slow down !
- Student i thing they have anly
- Student why is have hole in his face
Bugscope Team the hole has setae in it,. and the setae are protected by being in a little hole
- Guest hilititers
- Student i want a purple zebra
- Guest slow down!!!
- Guest niche is the bugs job
- Student whose rebajazz419
- Student what are the holes do for this insect?
- Student i thing they have only oan eye
- Guest what are those holes for
- Student what happend where we to fast for yall
Bugscope Team in some ways
- Student reba and jazzmin who else
- Guest ???????????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- Student please help us focus this picture
Bugscope Team not bad now
- Guest who es whs1
- Student ?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
- Student what are those hairs for
Bugscope Team they are sensory, likely for chemicals in the air
- 12:02pm
- Student is that hair in his face
- Guest u dont know
- Student yays
- Student what do you maen
- Student whyare there wrinkles by the holes?????????????????
Bugscope Team might be because the insect was a little dried out
- Bugscope Team now we are looking at moth scales up close
- Guest what r those????????????
Bugscope Team moth scales
- Student whose dora_leelo
- Guest thats coolQ!!!
- Student is this job fun?????????????????????????/
Bugscope Team yes!
- Student is that his eye
- Bugscope Team these are scales, wing scales
- Student what do mean some ways
Bugscope Team in some ways you are too fast for us, and in other ways not
- Student y do thay look like tamalys?????
- Guest hey gr wat is that???
- Student do u guys enjoy ur job?????????????
Bugscope Team totally
- Student sweet
- Guest what is its niche?
Bugscope Team Moths are nearly all herbivores, they eat live plants.
- Guest Wath's this?
Bugscope Team these are moth scales
- Student i thing this hair is near the eye
- Student what are those and what do they do
Bugscope Team those are scales, and one thing they do is come off when the moth flies into a spider web. they stick to the web and the moth may be able to get away
- Guest hey scot wats dat on da scope????
- Bugscope Team a moth can escape from a spider web by shedding a few of these scales when trapped.
- Student whats the hardest part of your job????????????
Bugscope Team fixing equipment
- Student whose ale
- Student is that his head
- Student is that its skin or hair???????????
Bugscope Team These are modified setae--so more like hairs than skin
- Student that is so cool
- Student whant us to be slowpokes
- Guest would u do dis job alll your life ??????????????????
Bugscope Team much of it so far...
- Student me 2
- Student or scales???
- Student oooo that must be tough
- Teacher please give control to purplezebra1
Bugscope Team got it
- Student is that hair in his wings
Bugscope Team These are scales
- Student what does eat?
- Guest there scales
- Student and complicated
- Student this is so cool
Bugscope Team awesome thanks hefe
- Guest who s waffle 123??
- Guest conigia
- Guest how will shedding its scales help it escape a spiders web
Bugscope Team they get stuck but the moth gets out
- Student what does the moth do?
Bugscope Team well, for one, moths are a major agricultural pest, so farmers are always looking for ways to rid their crops of moths (and caterpillars)
- Guest u r all cool cool
- Guest What is that?
- 12:07pm
- Student whoz twilighterz
- Guest oh
- Student what are the circles for?!?!?!?!?
Bugscope Team those are the edges of the placoid sensilla, which we think are chemosensors. but they could also be touch sensors, since they likely move slightly as the antenna moves
- Student thay loook like litttal horns!!!
- Student it looks so coool
- Guest bee's antena?
Bugscope Team yup
- Student ohw deos this help the bee
- Teacher please give twilighters control
- Guest what is the circles for
Bugscope Team These are called placoid sensilla. They are only found (so far) in bees, wasps, and ants.
- Guest What is that part pointing out?
- Guest hahahahahah
- Student ewww!!
- Guest who es whs1 from bugs ???????
- Guest hey scot how many types of bugs do u know?????
Bugscope Team not that many; I am starting to notice more and more
- Guest are those spikes or scencers
- Guest go cougs
- Guest how many do u know annie???
Bugscope Team I have no idea how many I know...I probably know the names of 200 species of longhorned beetle (maybe) and I know all the insect orders, and all of the larger families of insects.
- Student is this the antenna??!!?!!!!!!???? what r they used for
- Guest wat is that itv looks nasty?????????????????????????????????????
- Guest it not warden high school
- Student they look like a little hom s
- Guest hi mr m
- Guest is that a fly
- Guest go cougs!
- Guest just here to observe
- Student do you guys enjoy this job?
Bugscope Team totally
- Teacher please give control to twilighters
Bugscope Team done
- Guest oh wen did u start learning about bugs?:???
Bugscope Team I took my first entomology class in 2001
- Guest what are those spikes
- Student what are u doing bug scope people
- Student hi rebajazz419
- Student what is this
- Guest what is this
- Guest what is this
- Bugscope Team this is a bee hamuli, part of the wings
- Bugscope Team those hooks help to connect wing parts
- Guest what is dis fing
- Student what is this
- Student hy wat is a hamuli???
- Guest who is hefe
- Student oh really
- Student wht is this?????
- Guest aligi bu
- Student w A5r6yftr6y6wejtgvfkme
- Guest what is this\
- Bugscope Team the hamuli, as Alex said, connect the fore- and hind-wings of bees and wasps so that their four wings will function like two in flight
- Guest who is stolen
- Student looks like mcdonals!!!
- Guest hey annie wats the biggest bugs u know of????
Bugscope Team The titan beetle, a big brown beetle that lives in the Amazon
- Student hi twilighters! :D
- 12:12pm
- Student this is bug
- Student are those flaps still the hamuli
- Student udent
- Guest hello alex,scott how es to day
- Student MR .M b when is it going to be my team turn
- Student badabapapa im lovin this!!
- Student is that his era
- Guest who is hefe
- Guest why does have those hairs
- Student twilighters look in front of u
- Guest what is this
- Guest look worms!!!!!!!
- Guest what part are we on
- Student WH PART R WE OM?????
Bugscope Team this is the inside of the chitin where the wasp is broken in half
- Guest have you seen any???
- Student that wings of bug
- Student what part we are
- Student y dose this part do??wat is its nich??
- Student \
- Guest who is gr
- Guest wheskers
- Guest what part of the wasp isthis
Bugscope Team this is the narrow waist
- Student AWESOME!!!!!
- Guest how is the weather up there alex????????????
Bugscope Team rainy, chilly. but still nice.
- Guest wheskers
- Guest how cold is it there????/
Bugscope Team 50's
- Bugscope Team this is what happens when the mag is too high -- we get this kind of distortion of the image
- Student it looks so dry
- Guest what part is this?????????????????
Bugscope Team the inside of the exoskeleton
- Bugscope Team when you go up to such a high mag, with insects, you won't see much of anything except blurry stuff
- Student what is this
- Bugscope Team this is where we were
- Student LOOKS LIKE A SWETER???!!!!!
- Guest tite
- Bugscope Team this is the head of a wasp i think, op, just changed
- Student thats awesome
- Guest a face
- Guest what are do
- Bugscope Team the tip of the abdomen, where it broke off of the thorax
- Guest menso vava
- Guest have any of u(admins) been afraid of bugs???
Bugscope Team yes sure, but you get used to them over time. they are just life forms trying to survive. i give them a break now...
- 12:17pm
- Student hey scoot whatb
- Student this is head
Bugscope Team this is the abdomen
- Student cool
- Guest who is waffel123
- Guest vete mucho ala verga copy catter
- Student y does it look so black
Bugscope Team um you can make it brighter
- Student this is haid
- Bugscope Team we are moving south, where the stinger would be, but there is no stinger or we just could not see it
- Student ?????
- Guest dats nice of u alex...
- Student is that his back
- Guest a face of lage bug
- Bugscope Team Mr M I gave you control
- Teacher please give control to ale
Bugscope Team got it
- Student thts cool. wht part of yhe body r we on/????????///
Bugscope Team We are looking at part of the abdomen of a wasp
- Student HI GEOVANNI
- Student it's look like a black some thing
- Student opps
- Bugscope Team ale has control
- Student why are ants so strong
Bugscope Team They are strong, because they are strong in numbers. It is easy to do something when you have hundreds of helpers all taking a small role
- Guest who waffel123??????????
- Student hi jasmine and reba
- Student it looks like a pony!!!!yeh
- Student WATSUP GEO??
- Student hi jasmine and reba
- Teacher please give control to ale they are a guest
Bugscope Team done
- Guest hi waffle123
- Student HI STUDENT HOW R U?!
- Student hi back
- Student do u know who dis is
- Student wow thts creepy
- Student WATSUP MR MILLER??????????????
- Bugscope Team Ale has control. Sounds like Mr M has been taken over by someone else.
- Student im good how bout u reba and jasmine
- Guest tesla is scarying me
- Student ew!!!
- Guest is its jaw broke
Bugscope Team no that is the way it looks. it opens like a gate, side to side
- Guest ??????
- Student that is so awesome
- Student LOOKS LIKE JAZZMIN
- Bugscope Team this is a wasp mouth
- Student it is look like a small bug
- 12:22pm
- Student whats up
- Student reba thts mean but truejk
- Guest alex is cool right?????????
Bugscope Team yes he is cool
- Student it is mouth
- Student jk
- Bugscope Team those are palp, that help it shove food into its mouth, or taste the food, etc.
- Student LOOKKS LIKE REBA
- Student what up men
- Guest the bug scope alex
- Student lol!!!!
- Guest a bettel math
- Student hi
Bugscope Team Hi Jessica
- Student are there vampires in illinoise????
Bugscope Team yes
- Student it is so good
- Student what is this
- Student JAZZ IS A BIG BUG HER SELF!!!
- Student it looks like jasmine haha
- Guest is nalex rea lly a guy b/c we have a girl named al
Bugscope Team In Bugscope Alex's case, Alex is short for Alexander
- Student n how r u student
- Student awesome
- Student SWEET!!!!i want to got there-kaitlynn
- Student and alexandra
- Student hey sorry my commputr was frosen
- Student who am i talking to
- Bugscope Team this is the surface of the compound eye
- Student ur a meaner testla
- Student what is this
- Bugscope Team there, fixed it for you
- Guest what's that onthe eye
- Student HU IS STUDENT????
- Guest does it jaw have teeth????
Bugscope Team The jaw has some serrations that are like teeth
- Student poor alex bugs bunney is being mean
- Bugscope Team you can see the individual facets of the eye, called ommatidia, and you can see scales from other insects
- Guest what is that stuff on there and tesla is scarying me
- Student is that is a fece
Bugscope Team this is on the head. it is part of the compound eye
- Student IDK
- Student hi
- Student :)
- Student lol:)
- Student hahaha*
- Guest u r coll also arianna is mean
- Bugscope Team each one of those bumps has a lens in it
- Student y u talking bout ur selfd like tht testla
- Guest :)>
- Student is that trash on it
Bugscope Team yes in a way
- Student ??
- Guest wats is serrations???
Bugscope Team Like the teeth of a saw...a saw has serrations
- 12:27pm
- Student :)LOL:)
- Bugscope Team if you click on the micron bar you can read some of the 'scope parameters
- Student >XD
- Student GR!!! IS BEING WEIRD
- Student y's eye ball
- Student he is not clean
- Student thanks
- Student Are moths always hairy around the face??
Bugscope Team Yes, I can't think of any moths that do not have very hairy bodies and faces.
- Guest why did u all choose this job??????????????
Bugscope Team I was in danger of becoming an English teacher, so I started taking biology classes
- Student sup gr
- Student what is on hthe bugs eye?
Bugscope Team Looked like there was a moth scale and some little broken setae
- Student :P
- Guest oh i didnt know dat before???
- Student is that hair
Bugscope Team well, not really. those hairs are called setae (see-tee)
- Guest what is that a head
- Student :)lol;):)
- Bugscope Team now you can see the bee's jaws, and its glossa, and yes its head
- Bugscope Team setae help insects to sense their environment
- Student Y DID U BRAKE UP WIT ME TAYLOR
- Student that naste
- Teacher please give control to rebajazz419
Bugscope Team not here
- Guest thats funny:)>
- Bugscope Team now we see the head, plus silver paint, plus the doublestick carbon tape the samples are stuck to
- Guest menso
- Student is it nice in illinoise?who drew on trhe bug with pen???
- Student stop asking me that
- Student sup scooot
- Bugscope Team it's rainy and cld in Illinois right now
- Bugscope Team cold*
- Guest what is this
- Student who is joe jonas ?
- Student pfpfpfpfpfppfpfpfpfpfpfpfpfpfpppfpfpfpfppf
- Bugscope Team It is nice and sunny in California!
Bugscope Team yay, and Annie was good enough to connect today, to help us out!
- Student srry mr miller
- Guest why r bugs soo furry bt they dont look like that from far away????
Bugscope Team there's TONS of cool stuff you can't see with your eyes, but when you put it under a high power microscope you can see tons of new stuff
- Student now we really want to go there!!!!
- Teacher well they dont want control.. please give control to bugs bunny
Bugscope Team bugs bunny has control
- Student is that in the ice
- Guest denatha
- Student how does there insides hold together if they are just skeleton???
Bugscope Team Insects have their skeletons on the outside, and muscles on the inside. The muscles move the skeleton from the inside--they are the opposite of us, out muscles are on the outside and they move the skeleton which is inside
- Student sorry mr miller??????!!!!!!!
- 12:33pm
- Student hey i wont control MR .M
- Student i am a celebrity!!
- Student it's nice sunny in tucson
Bugscope Team I like Tucson, I go there every summer.
- Student i miss california
- Guest hey cate wat do u do in illinois???
Bugscope Team for fun? Inside stuff mostly especially during this time of year
- Bugscope Team this scope can magnify up to 800,000x, but for these bugs, 40x-40,000x is the max
- Student how much rain do u guys get??????
- Student ansewr me scot
Bugscope Team What was the question?
- Guest ya but its cold today...
- Guest do you like your job?
Bugscope Team totally, i do
- Student why is have hair in his moth
Bugscope Team some of those hairs (setae) are used to taste and smell things, so those mouth hairs help it to find food!
- Student what is this
- Student i like gir!!1
- Student !!!!
- Guest wat do u mean????
- Teacher thanks annie your help is always appreciated
Bugscope Team No problem, glad I can help
- Student umm how long does it take for the bugs to be shipped????
- Student what is this
- Guest aligvibu
- Student i dont like tucson im moving
- Guest what did you study?
Bugscope Team I studied Physics before coming to Bugscope
- Student not student gir but anime gir
- Bugscope Team scott is AFK for a sec, he'll be back soon taylor!
- Student lol :)
- Student that cool
- Student lo:0
- Student i love this pic
- Student it's look like life
- Guest how many people r there with u guys???
- Bugscope Team those balls are mold!
- Student is that a hole
- Student thankyou for ur time and bye good fellows!
- Student thank you
- Student ick mold!
- Guest tanks for doing this for us ???????????
- Student thank you for your time on bugscope
- Bugscope Team Thank You!
- Student thanks free tickets to my next concert
Bugscope Team sorry about Kanye
- Bugscope Team thank you for all your great questions
- Bugscope Team great job kids! you did well
- Guest thanks 4 ur guys help... i stii
- Bugscope Team Thank you guys!
- Bugscope Team and your great driving of the scope
- Guest thank you for your help/ it was fun controling the bugscope
- Student bye thanks again!!!
- Bugscope Team Thank You!
- Bugscope Team you are welcome ale, and everyone else, it was a pleasure to help you learn about insects
- 12:38pm
- Bugscope Team are we done? or more kids?
- Teacher ok one more class to go!
- Teacher thanks for your patience. they don't always read what has already been asked
- Teacher they are coming in now
- Bugscope Team yeah, we know. it happens on a lot of sessions
- Bugscope Team cool
- Student hey there hey theere
Bugscope Team hello!
- Student dat cool
- Bugscope Team hello everyone
- Student wat r u doin
- Student hey wuzzah ppl this is cool
- Student whos cate
Bugscope Team Cate takes care of the scanning electron microscope, the transmission electron microscope, and a bunch of other stuff here.
- Student lookin at a picture at skul
- Student what is this
- Student Dominixc
- Student damaris
- Student us 2 no way no way
- Guest hi
- Student WAT
- Student my name is spelled domonic
Bugscope Team demonic?
- Student hi
- Student whos puppy
- 12:43pm
- Student who cares
- Guest Hey whats up
- Student hi ppl
- Student no domonic
- Teacher please give me control
Bugscope Team got it
- Student heyyo
- Student hey
- Student Hay
- Student u know
- Student wat
- Bugscope Team Let us know when you have questions about the insects, or the microscope...
- Bugscope Team here is a wasp
- Bugscope Team this is the head of a wasp
- Student SO
- Bugscope Team you can see its compound eyes, on either side, and its jaws, which open sideways, like a gate
- Bugscope Team you can also see where its antennae used to be
- Student i like bananas
- Student so
- Student s
- Student WUT IZ DA
- Guest heii
- Student Why do wasps have hair?
Bugscope Team All insects have hair because they need hairs to sense their environment through their thick exoskeleton
- Bugscope Team these are the last several segments of the one of the limbs. they
- Bugscope Team are called tarsi
- Student NO
- Bugscope Team there is a lot of dirt caught in the setae
- Student what is that
Bugscope Team that is the 'forearm' of the wasp
- 12:48pm
- Student dude on the bugscope say what?
- Student wat is da wasps biome
Bugscope Team There are some type of wasp in every terrestrial habitat except Antarctica
- Student idk
- Teacher please give control to chilepeppers
Bugscope Team got it
- Student oo thmkx
- Guest heii
- Student wat do u guys wanna talk about know
- Student *oh thnks
- Student idk
- Student thank u i like bananas
- Guest hello
Bugscope Team Hi! Welcome to Bugscope!
- Student r they extinct
Bugscope Team No, we do not have any extinct species of insects on Bugscope today
- Student ihnc
- Student they are good
- Student WHAT IS THAT
Bugscope Team oops now we are on the moth head
- Guest hello
- Guest Thank you
- Student hey daya & ruby
- Student wat ya say wwwwat did u say
- Guest heyyo people
- Guest hello
- Student Scot how long have yuh been working for bugscope?
Bugscope Team since it started about 11 years ago
- Student WUT IZ DA?
- Guest edem is kid
- Guest why do they have hair?
Bugscope Team All insects have hair because they need hairs to sense their environment through their thick exoskeleton
- Guest what kind of moth?
- Student who is bubblelicious
- Guest that looks like the cookie monster
- Student edem whats ur username\
- Student is dat a moths head?
Bugscope Team yes
- Guest dmaris
- Student why are the eyes so round???????!!!!!!!!!!
Bugscope Team having round eyes like that gives the moth better peripheral vision
- Student whats on its eye?
- Student kool
- Student yes its me
- Student why does it have a big tong
Bugscope Team It uses that long proboscis to suck nectar from flowers
- Student oh where did it first start was it in illinois
- Guest is that a nose
Bugscope Team they don't really have noses -- that is the tongue
- Guest o dats kool
- Student wat is dat
- Student ewwwww
- Student ewwww
- Student who is monster inc??
- Guest is that a tounge??????
Bugscope Team yes in a way it is a tongue
- Guest How does it help the moth?
Bugscope Team It helps the moth to eat
- Student ewwwwwwwwwww
- Student WUZ BUBBBLELIHES
- Guest ewwwwwwwe damris
- Student why does it have hair near it's tung
Bugscope Team Moths have very hairy bodies and faces. I am not sure why they are so much hairier than other insects. Bees and some beetles are also very hairy.
- Student so nastty ta look at why why why
- Student r u guys alwayz busy ?
Bugscope Team especially lately
- Guest why is it striped
Bugscope Team those are different regions of the proboscis -- the tongue
- Student whos kiddz
- Teacher please give control to buttons
Bugscope Team buttons has control
- Student why does the toungue have strips???!!!!!
Bugscope Team the strips divide the proboscis into two halves, there are two tubes in there.
- Guest in what way? how does it help it?
Bugscope Team well it allows it to eat. it can extend the proboscis so that it enters flowers, and it can feed on the nectar in the flowers
- Student What is its niche.
- Student y are u saying ewww damaris im affended
- Guest idk rosalinda
- 12:54pm
- Student EDEM CRISTIAN WERE KIDDZ
- Guest what is this
Bugscope Team this is the tongue of the moth, which is partially coiled
- Student do you like your job cate
Bugscope Team yes it never seems to get boring here
- Student why do they have long tounges
Bugscope Team so that they can reach nectar stored at the bases of flowers
- Guest wats its niche
Bugscope Team Moths are all herbivores that feed on living plants. As adults, they drink nectar from flowers at night.
- Guest that looks like a broom'
- Guest what is this
- Student wat is dat
- Student ooh hi cristian nd edem!
- Student it
- Student fur
- Guest ewww edemmm
- Student WHAT IS DIZ
- Student yo domonic wwwwat did u say??
- Student what are proboscis???!!!
- Student do you like your job Annie
Bugscope Team Yes, I do...it is fun to study insects
- Student lilly and vickster
- Guest Why is it so harry?
Bugscope Team the hairs are often sensory. sometimes they also reflect light in a pattern back to other insects so they can be recognized
- Bugscope Team this is a wing vein on the damselfy
- Guest is that the spine
- Student omg
- Student k onda ruby y daya
- Guest wat is a damselfy
Bugscope Team A damselfy is very similar to a dragonfly, except they are smaller, have wider heads, and hold their wings perpendicular to their bodies while at rest
- Student BECAZUE IT IZ\
- Student why is there a spine on the wing
- Student why does it have a spine on its wing
- Student why do moths drink flowers at night?
- Student Hi BUBBLELICIOUS!!!
- Guest how do moth communcate?
Bugscope Team Moths communicate almost entirely by smell and taste. They smell other moths, they smell their host plants, and they taste their host plants when they walk on the plant.
- Guest why does it have a spine on the wing?
Bugscope Team the spine may help it feel when the wing bends too much
- Student TU FLI
- Student who iz buttonz
- Student wats a damselfly
Bugscope Team they are similar to dragonflies but are usually smaller and have eyes farther apart
- Student idk
- Guest why does that look so wrong?
- Student whats that stuff on the eye
Bugscope Team mostly dirt, looks like
- Student Hiii RUBY DAYANA MYRNA N VANNESSA
- Guest thats awsomee :)
- Student wats damselfly scott
Bugscope Team it is a flying insect that eats other insects
- Student WHAT IS THE BLACK THING ON IT?
Bugscope Team sorry missed it
- Student why is it so harry
Bugscope Team All insects have hair because they need hairs to sense their environment through their thick exoskeleton
- Student who chili peppeers
- Guest theyy just answered tht dmaris duhh
- Student WHat do moths normally eat
Bugscope Team nectar -- the sugary fluid produced by flowers to attract moths and thus initiate pollination.
- Student is that hair and why?
- 12:59pm
- Student who is L.v.f
- Student OK..........................
- Student DO YOU LIK YOUR JOB?
Bugscope Team Yes, I like studying insects
- Student WHOO IS L.V.F?
- Guest is that a nail to the dragon fly?
- Guest do u like ur job
- Student me and dom changed our name
- Teacher please give control to curious students
- Student it does look like da grim reaper oo que scary
- Guest annie do you like working with insects?
Bugscope Team Yes, I do
- Guest howe does that work
- Bugscope Team these are hamuli which are used to hook the fore- and hindwings together
- Guest we dont care geeked up kids
- Bugscope Team As larvae, moths are caterpillars and they feel on living plants
- Guest hello person why are you ignoring us?
Bugscope Team what was your question? I think we might have missed it.
- Student Lilly nd Victoria is L.V.F
- Student GEKKED UP KIDZ U COPIED US
- Student be quiet bubbleicious ur not tasty
- Bugscope Team this is a termite
- Guest at first when you started working with insects were you afraid of them?
Bugscope Team yes, and now not so much. now we know which ones bite
- Student Annie- how long have you been working in bugscope???
- Student no we didnt man man man manb
- Guest annie
- Student who is monsteer inc.
- Guest you look like that bug on the screen hahqa
- Student why dose it look like this
Bugscope Team well the reason it is gray is because we collect the electrons as signal, not as light, so we do not register color.
- Student wat is da big o head
Bugscope Team ants and termites have big muscly heads
- Student THAT A BIG HEAD
- Student Why don't you guys anser
- Student ewwwww
- Guest annie wats that big ball?
- Student u are that thing on dat screen bubblicoius hahahahhaah
- Student this is fun huh ppl
- Guest k pasa lilly
- Guest Is it an alien?
Bugscope Team it seems like an alien, but there are more of them than us
- Student no
- Student NO
- Student its to harry
- Student where did bugscope first start in illinois ??
Bugscope Team we are located in Champaign-Urbana, Illinois
- Guest q pasoo ruby
- Student HE HAZ A HEARY HEAD
- 1:04pm
- Student whyy iis it shaped like that
- Student Why is it shaped like that????
- Student nada y tu?? who iz diz???
- Student WHY DO TERMITES HAVE HAIR?
- Student hyy iis it shaped like that
Bugscope Team what shaped like what? sorry
- Guest ho rosalinda
- Guest why does a termite have a big head
Bugscope Team probably to house all of the muscles it needs to chew wood
- Student wat up peepz
- Guest is this leaves
Bugscope Team this is the tongue of a bee. it is sort of like a mop
- Guest what else do you do besides looking at bugs
- Guest wat up ally
- Student it looks like a trees roots??
- Student Why does it look like a a mop???!!!
- Teacher please give control to bubbleicious
Bugscope Team can't find any bubbleicious. Anyone else?
- Student THAT NASTY
- Student on the moth why is it shaped like that person?
- Student any1 got a cell phone?
- Student WUZ 4SHO
- Student 4 sho is a copy cater
- Student WHAT IS THAT?
- Guest ya rite
- Student ewwww wats that ewwwwww
Bugscope Team this is part of the antenna of the wasp
- Guest hater
- Student eewwwww
- Student that lookes weird
- Guest annie why does it look like that?
Bugscope Team Well, there are several different types of sensilla on the antennae, the short ones and the round ones
- Student ??
- Student WHY does it look like that???!!!
Bugscope Team antennae have lots of sensory pits and setae on them
- Student what is that
- Student scott wat is dat
Bugscope Team the surface of the antenna of a wasp
- Student =]
- Student why u want a cell phone 4\
- Student what are those round things
- Student cate do u say pthe same t
- Student ihnc
- Student SCOTT WUT R U DOING
Bugscope Team pretty much typing as fast as I can
- Student ??
- Guest y does it look like it has spikes
- Student WHAT ARE THE HOLES ON THAT?
- Guest annie
Bugscope Team yes
- Student allison wanna play a game
- Bugscope Team only bees, waps and ants have this kind of sensilla
- Guest annie wat r u doin
- Student where cate at brot
Bugscope Team she's here'
- Guest HEY WHATS UP SCOTT?
Bugscope Team yo
- Student hey ppl
- Student ENY ONE WOT U
- Student What are the hole tingys
- Teacher please give control to forshow
Bugscope Team got it
- 1:09pm
- Student 1 2 freedy coming 4 u
- Guest lol :) face is a copy catter
- Student what is placiod??
Bugscope Team Placoid means plate like--they are the circles in the antennae
- Teacher or 4sho:) they keep changing their name
- Student W/
- Student WHOS 4SHOW
- Student E
- Student 3 4 u better lock ur door
- Student wwhy iswhy does it look like this
Bugscope Team you mean why is it in grayscale?
- Guest us dud
- Student 5 6 ur scaring meh
- Student freddy is not real
- Student hEY cATE wHAT aRE yOU dOING ?????????
Bugscope Team talking to you :)
- Guest why is it spickey?
- Student who is 4show
- Student wats up scott YO
- Student DUHHH
- Guest annie wats that thing that looks like a tube?
Bugscope Team This image shows the head of a stinkbug, the tube it its mouth
- Student omfg
- Student SCOTT ANYONE WITH YOU
Bugscope Team I am in my office by myself.
- Student STFU no way!
- Student ewww what is this?????
- Student Why do bugs have so much hair???
- Student cOOL
- Student SO CATE ANTR DERE
- Student do yuh like being alone or with a partner?? hguh Scot??
Bugscope Team with this I like to work with everyone else on the team]
- Guest wo dats weard cause it doesnt look like one it loks thik
- Student ally i hate u
- Student WHOS LIO+}
- Guest dont hate
- Student just kiddin
- Guest That looks like you
- Student annie why do bugs have so mo much hair???
Bugscope Team All insects have hair because they need hairs to sense their environment through their thick exoskeleton. The hairs connect with the insects nervous systems and let it know what is going on. Different hairs sense smells, motion, vibrations, tastes.
- Student Why is it holy
Bugscope Team the holes seem to be there to protect small setae that are likely chemosensory -- they taste the air, or smell
- Guest annie why does it have wholes
- Student WOW BIG WOOP
- Student WHOS LOL=
- Student ??
- Guest annie why does it have whol;es?
Bugscope Team Those little indentations probably have small setae at the base. The setae may be to sense chemicals in the environment.
- Student what is that
- Guest Hey whats up scot?
- Bugscope Team stinkbugs do not like the smell they make
- Student HEY SCOTT HOW U DOIN
Bugscope Team so far so good
- Guest annie why do bugs have so much hair
Bugscope Team They usually don't taste the air, they usually taste a surface, like a leaf or other potential food.
- Student HAHA
- 1:14pm
- Student NOYB ehh jk its Lilly Nd Vickster haha
- Student hi
Bugscope Team Hi!
- Student why does it taste the air
Bugscope Team it can smell food, for example, or pheromones, like the smell of other lovely stinkbugs it might be interested in
- Student WAT IS DAT
- Student bUGS
- Student What's up dom
- Student whats that stuff in the holes??
- Guest what is the stuff in the holes
Bugscope Team there's a lot of dust in the holes, but also setae
- Student wat do u knw about bugs 4 knw
- Student DATS PRETTY GOOD SCOT BUT WAT IS DAT
Bugscope Team pheromones are kind of like perfume is supposed to be -- they are supposed to attract other insects of the same species
- Student a person personm
- Student hi scott
Bugscope Team Hi Buttons
- Student Hi annie how are yuh doing?
Bugscope Team I am good...sitting in the sun, warming up, talking bugs
- Student wat up anniewhats pheromones!!!????
Bugscope Team Pheromones are chemicals that are released into the air that communicate with other insects. Pheromones are used to help insects find and recognize each other--it is like smelling your grandma's perfume and knowing it is your grandma
- Student Why are bugs so small
Bugscope Team they cannot be too much bigger because of the way they absorb oxygen
- Student HI=]=]=]=] PPL
- Student What are phermones???
Bugscope Team pheromones are various chemical scents in the air, produced by insects in this case
- Guest wHOES aNNIE?
Bugscope Team Um, I am an entomologist
- Student wat do u guys wanna talk about
- Student what is setae
- Student y r bugs so harry?
Bugscope Team they are hairy so that they have the ability to sense their environment through the exoskeleton
- Student wHAT iS tHAT ?????
- Guest this is the worker bee as yoiu can see they have bigt anntennas
- Student thats great!=) Is it sunny over there ??
Bugscope Team In California it is sunny
- Guest ESEM wats dat?
Bugscope Team ESEM is environment Scanning Electron Microscope. We are using it right now but as a SEM. We have the option of forming water droplets in the microscope if we wanted to
- Student hi who sais hi
- Guest why does it have so much hair(scot)
- Student WHy can't they obsorbe a lot of oxigen Scot
Bugscope Team they are not as efficient as we are at processing oxygen. ours gets distrubuted through the blood, through the circulatory system, but bugs do not have the same setup
- Student DATS KUL SCOTT THANKS
- Student hi scott
- Student Thats Great=) is it summy overe there annie?/
Bugscope Team yes
- Student como Que wat
- Teacher please give control to zusett
- Student Or smelling your sister and getting discusted hehe jkjk
Bugscope Team sure, same thing...smelling someone and being able to tell something about them from their smell--that is kind of like a pheromone. Since insects are so small and they don't have very good eyesight, they have to rely on smell to find each other.
- 1:19pm
- Student HOW YALL DO N IN CALI
Bugscope Team I am the only one in California. The rest of the team is in Illinois
- Student oh thats great what part of cali are yuh in??
- Guest who is ESEM?
Bugscope Team ESEM is the environmental scanning electron microscope
- Student WTFIDAT
- Student thanks scot
- Guest stop asking dumm questions edem
- Student ASCASCSD
- Student WATS THAT
- Guest dO YOU LIKE bIENG a WoRkeR aT bUGSCOPE?
Bugscope Team yeah this is usually fun
- Student good n u kiddz
- Guest CATE dats kool were are you from?
- Student h i annie hi annie do u like your job
Bugscope Team Yes, I enjoy studying insects
- Student SCOTT IS DIS JOB FUN
- Student Why do they not have the same setup Scot
Bugscope Team they are not like us. in a way they are just more primitive
- Student HI=] RUBY
- Bugscope Team Annie is the lucky one
- Student What is this yhing
Bugscope Team This is an insects foot
- Bugscope Team Annie doesn't have a permanent job ;)
- Student What part of cali n is it the same as in illinois
- Guest no saying hi to ruby ok KIDDZ
- Guest what type of buy is it?
- Guest annie does it ever disgust you when you have to touch bugs?
Bugscope Team Not usually. I don't really like picking up cockroaches or centipedes.
- Guest iS iT uSUALLy BOrINg?
Bugscope Team no not really - there is always something to do, something to fix, someone to help
- Bugscope Team I should hope it doesnt disgust her since she is the real entymologist
- Student VHNGFHES
- Student how is she lucky
- Student wats up daya and ruby
- Student What does the lab look like in illinois???
Bugscope Team just a bunch of rooms in the basement with microscopes in them, and a lab, and offices, and darkrooms, and a cell culture room
- Student cate how is she lucky
Bugscope Team Cate is saying that I am lucky because I am in California where it is sunny, instead of Illinois where it is rainy ;)
- Student H=]=] RUBU=]=]
- Student Scot
- Student HOW IS SHE LUCKY
- Guest hOW mANy pEOpLE do YoU HElp?
- Student do all bugs have hair??
Bugscope Team yes, they all need hairs to sense their environment. Some have less hair, or shorter hair, but they all have to have hair
- Guest scott wats that ? they look like spikes
Bugscope Team the things that look like spikes could be the claws
- 1:24pm
- Student that's preetty boring jkjk
- Student hi annie nd scot
- Student RUBY
- Teacher please give control to LOL:)
- Guest hi kiddz
- Student who chili pepperz
- Student wHAT bug is that?
Bugscope Team this is the stinkbug head
Bugscope Team This is a stink bug
- Student THE 2 BIG THINGZ
- Student whats this ??? whats the long thing
Bugscope Team the proboscis, which is a tube that pierces plants, for example, to suck up sap
- Guest liuv ruby alone
- Student What is that tube in the middle?:)
Bugscope Team That is the mouth
- Guest why is it so fat?
- Guest why are they called the stink bugg:| ?
Bugscope Team when they are disturbed, they release a smelly liquid from glands on their abdomen. The liquid smells sort of rotten/fruity.
- Guest scot no were are they at?
- Student What is the biggest bug you guys have seen???
Bugscope Team The biggest insect I have ever collected was a big dead moth in Costa Rica...its wings were about 10 inches acorss.
- Student wat is it
- Student Why is it so long
Bugscope Team it may need to be able to pierce deeply into a leaf vein, or a twig, or another insect
- Guest nobody wants to talk to you kiddz
- Student NOOO
- Student LOL :(
- Student What is the biggest bug in the world????
Bugscope Team The titan beetle, which lives in the Amazon---it is up to 14 cm long
- Student wats up ppl
- Student WHOS 4SHOW
- Student non ya
- Guest what is this bug?
Bugscope Team this is a damselfly, which preys on other insects
- Guest what is this bugs niche
Bugscope Team The damselfy is a predator of other insects and arthropods
- Student helo
- Student wat iz da biggest bug
Bugscope Team the lobster
- Student whats this insect
- Guest scot wats the moths niche?
Bugscope Team one thing it does it help pollinate certain plants
- Student wat is this bugs niche??????????????
Bugscope Team This is a spider and it is a terrestrial predator of anything smaller than it is
- 1:29pm
- Student Cool Annie
- Student eww a spiders face
- Student Why does it have 8 eyes Scot
Bugscope Team it helps them see better, especially since their eyes are often not so good
- Student a lobster is a bug?>? scot??/
Bugscope Team A lobster is an arthropod, a crustacean. They are related to insects, but are not insects
- Guest iS THE dAMeFLY pOUSiNeSS?
Bugscope Team I dont think they are. Their bite might hurt though
- Student what are thoughs thinngs
- Student hi ppl in tucson
- Bugscope Team most spiders have 8 eyes, but some dont have that many
- Guest HI SCOTT
Bugscope Team Hi CE!
- Guest why does it have alot of eyes
- Guest what are those bummppy things ??
- Student Annie what is a spidres niche???
Bugscope Team They are predators of any thing that is smaller than them,
- Guest ALL SPIDERS HAVE 8 EYES
Bugscope Team we found one with 7 last week
- Guest omg look at edems head haha
- Student fj
- Student hi scot
Bugscope Team hello!
- Guest R U HAVE N FUN
Bugscope Team yeah this is fun
- Student How old can a bee be Scot
Bugscope Team I think the oldest would be a queen, which can get to be 2 years old
- Guest NO
- Student yes i m
- Student it looks dicousting like eggs of warms
Bugscope Team They are just little tiny bumps and setae on the wing. I am not sure what the function of these little bumps are.
- Guest hEY sCoT!
- Teacher wow this is awesome!. looks like a city at night
Bugscope Team this is the inner surface of the chitin
- Student what sits nich
- Student Why is that ;like that
Bugscope Team A wasp is typically a predator of other insects, but occasionally they will feed on pollen and nectra
- Student funny
- Student wat is the biggest bug in da world
Bugscope Team the biggest insect is the goliath beetle
- Bugscope Team The insect that has the most potent venom belongs to the ants in the Pogonomyrmex genus. This tiny little insect can kill a 2kg mammal (such as a rat or a rabbit) with only twelve stings.
- Teacher please give control to daya & ruby
Bugscope Team got it
- Bugscope Team nectar
- Bugscope Team The most venomous sting belongs to the honeybee which can kill a person if they are allergic to it
- Student What is a moths niche
Bugscope Team A moth is a herbivore, it eats plants as a larva and nectar as an adult
- Student .WAT IS DAT
- Student D
- Student How old is a fruit fly Scot
Bugscope Team Fruit flies live about two weeks, I think
- Guest PPL R MEAN LIKE 4 SHOW
- Student oh
- Student woww it looks like a tree branch
- Guest scot ? do you like doing this thing about bugs?
Bugscope Team yes Bugs are really pretty cool
- Student oooooooo
- Student wow that is huge
- Guest are this earth worms if not what is it?
- Student What is the moths niche?
Bugscope Team A moth is a herbivore
- Student whats that hole and whats its nick??
- Guest what is thiss?
- 1:34pm
- Student How long hve you been working in bugscope Scot
Bugscope Team since the beginning, about 11 years
- Bugscope Team that hole is like our nostrils
- Student JHJTR\
- Guest whos geeked upp kid
- Student HEYYO
- Student lon gdoes a fly live?
- Guest are this earth worms if not what is it?
- Student HELLO
Bugscope Team Hi Smiley
- Student hi annie
Bugscope Team hi
- Guest sOTT aRe yOU mAD?
Bugscope Team No. But it is time for us to go.
- Guest is geeked up kiddz dmaris and dominic
- Student What bug is that?
- Student WUZZUP
- Student TU SABES
- Guest bye scott:(
- Guest scott wat are does big balls they look like eggs
Bugscope Team those are compound eyes
- Guest SCOTT ARE YOU LEAVING
- Student A HUGRE MONSTER
- Student \wh
- Student ]\
- Student '
- Guest and eveyone tht works there
- Bugscope Team alright you all it is time for us to shut down
- Student WHT THE
- Student do u like your job annie????? from buttons
Bugscope Team yes, I like studying insects
- Teacher ok thank you for your time people.. it is always a pleasure
- Guest sCOt aRE yOU mAD?
Bugscope Team no I am fine; we are just busy here. thanks
- Student whats that
- Student NEW GIRLZ
- Bugscope Team Thank you for your questions!!
- Bugscope Team we have to work with other microscopes and help other people
- Guest THANKS
- Guest dONT lEAVe!
- Student bi ppl
- Bugscope Team thank you for your time and for sending us some fun and interesting insects
- Student thank you people love buttons
- Guest why are the eyes so big?
- Guest thank you all for you guyes time we relly enjoyed talking to you all
- Guest it was funnnnn ;)
- Student Thank you to all of you that have benn helping us
- Bugscope Team Bye!
- Teacher yes, we need to leave too.
- Student tHANK YOU SO VERRY MUCH !!!!
- 1:39pm
- Student THANK YUH BUGSCOPE PPL THNX VERY MUCH!
- Student who hungry?
- Guest bye scot
- Student bye thank all of you
- Guest bye annie
- Student BUH BYE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- Bugscope Team bye bye all!
- Guest thanks very much bye bye
- Student BUH BYE PPLL
- Bugscope Team visit your member page at http://bugscope.beckman.illinois.edu/members/2009-097/ to see your chat and images from today
- Student t hanks for being here
- Teacher yes, we need to leave too.
