NAMES OF THE BUGS, INSECTS AND BIRDS IN ARABIC LANGUAGE

If you are planning to visit an Arab country it will be useful to learn the names of bugs and insects. You never know when the mosquitoes in Mauritania will interrupt your sleep, or when a couple of flies will start roaming around your food in Morocco.

It is very interesting to know that all bugs are insects, but under the technical definition, not all insects are bugs. True bugs normally belong to the order of insects which is known as Hemiptera. Besides, there are few characteristics which distinguish bugs from other insects: If you look at the bugs, you will find out that most of the bugs have a straw-shaped mouth, or stylet, that they normally use for either sap juice from plants or blood from animals. They also tend to have long, segmented antennae and wings which are tough and dark where they meet the body and are thin and tanslucent at the ends. These are some few characteristics which distinguish them from insects. Some of the insects that are known with bug in their names are actually not the true bugs, like ladybugs, and June bugs, both of them are beetles.

Great! Let us come back to Arabic language, below is the list of 12 words for bugs and insects in Arabic language:

BIRDS

Since the time of the messenger birds plays a very important role, birds have been close friends with people around the world, including in the Arabian Peninsula and some of today’s Arabic speaking countries.

Birds plays a very significant role in the natural system. They are important when it comes to the process of pollination, in this process they are known as pollinators and carrying out seed dispersal for many plants, especially native plants. Birds feed on a variety of insects, rodents, and other small animals, naturally keeping those populations in check and ensuring a proper balance in their ecosystem.

Scientifically birds are providing us with very important knowledge, they teach us about climate and the environment. Birds are also the key when it comes to environmental changes. The moment we see large and rapid declines of birds, it means that there is a problem in our environment which requires an immediate attention.

The following below is the list of the common names of birds found in Arabic speaking countries:

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