All around North America, kids and adults are looking for ladybugs. When they find a ladybug, they take its picture. Then they send the picture to scientists. Why? For the Lost Ladybug Project.
There are thousands of different kinds of ladybugs. Some have many spots; others have just a few. They can be big or small, round or oval-shaped, and any color from red to orange to yellow to cream.
The ladybugs the scientists are looking for are very hard to find. One kind is called the nine-spotted ladybug. It has—you guessed it!—nine spots on its back.
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