My favorite insect is 6 words.

My after-school life is colorful and memorable. In this happy National Day holiday, of course, you can't miss some fascinating play. So, we decided to visit the long-awaited Shanghai Insect Museum.

It's only 1 meters away from the Insect Pavilion. I am walking on the shady path with excitement in the green bushes on the left and right sides. In order to tell people that the Insect Pavilion is coming, I specially decorated all kinds of "insects" in the green bushes to make this shady path full of vitality.

When I entered the Insect Hall, I was shocked. In front of me, I saw a beautiful scenery. A Xiao Mu bridge was on a stream, and golden red carp were swimming around with their beautiful tails swinging. There are small heads hidden among the green leaves. When you look carefully, it turns out to be one green lizard after another. Walking across the bridge, you will see a lovely marmoset. The marmoset is a very rare animal, and its small and exquisite body is really lovable. Look, their bodies are only the size of a palm, their faces are equivalent to an ordinary bottle cap, and they are all fluffy, which is really worthy of the name.

What interests me most is that there are more than twenty colorful snakes of different sizes in the snake corridor. A green snake slowly twisted its slender body, climbed up the branches slowly, put on a graceful posture, spat out its bright red core and looked at us proudly, as if to say, "I am the most beautiful snake in the world. Let's talk about it, right?"

While I was still thinking about it, my father patted me: "Coco, look, that's the insect corridor, there are many insects!" I woke up like a dream: "Ah? Oh-"So, I saw butterflies, slugs, bugs, silkworms, bamboo leaf insects ... Among them, bamboo leaf insects climbed motionless on the branches and successfully concealed themselves. From a distance, they looked like dead trees. It was wonderful! Then, we went into the lizard cave. The grotesque lizards opened my eyes, and some of them stared at a pair of big bright eyes and looked around. Some closed their eyes and fell asleep on the trunk; Some of them are motionless, concentrating on peeling ...

The last "stop" is the Insect Specimen Hall, and we bought some colorful butterflies as souvenirs.

This day not only broadens my horizons, but also enriches our knowledge. It turns out that small insects have their own world, and that world is equally colorful!