Buggy World

Bugs are the most extraordinary creatures on this planet. Though small, different or scary to look at, and a short lifespan, they thrive in some of the unlikely places on earth. They are very useful and necessary to dispose of the unnecessary and rotten matter. They can be cute and small, yet are pests and harmful to mankind and plants.
We look to the skies to spot an alien. We may not know much about these crawling, flying creatures that dwell in huge numbers among us. 
Bugs have different characteristics and patterns which can amaze us and make us appreciate them for their important role in nature. Some of their characteristic's include: ability to withstand and survive extraordinary temperature, tackle and camouflage predators, grow and reproduce separately when slithered in two, shoot stinky or acid substance on its predator or have stingers with venom. They can change shapes, forms and colors.They have no eyes but can sense with touch or they may have 1000 eyes to clearly track and catch a moving object in mid-air. They can be perfectly still and look like a non-living object. They can produce sounds from their body parts. Some bugs have the huge body, but small wings to carry them at amazing heights, defying a theory of science. Their skill and ability to carry heavier objects than their own body weight is one of the important characteristics, among other things, to marvel. 
We may knowingly or unknowingly kill them, destroy them using chemicals that are 100 times more harmful to us, consider them gross and filthy that we will not allow them near us or our residence. Their presence is considered as a serious threat. But true knowledge about these extraordinary creatures will make us appreciate their existence and their importance in nature. My application about bugs (Buggy World in iOS and Bugs World in Android) classifies these extraordinary creatures into many categories and provide insights on their characteristics. Though one application is not enough to capture the huge world of bugs, "Bugs World" or "Buggy World" application paves the way as a small step in understanding these beautiful but sadly underestimated creatures.​