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"Insects in Spain," describes the diverse array of insect species found in Spain, from common butterflies and bees to ants, dragonflies, and beetles. The article highlights the ecological importance of these insects, discussing their roles in pollination, soil aeration, and providing a food source for other animals. It also explores the potential challenges some insect species can pose to agriculture and human health, emphasizing that most insects are harmless. The text concludes with two engaging classroom activities designed to teach students about insect vocabulary and the interconnectedness of insect ecosystems.