[header] How to test insect responses to color [title] Cut out different colored pieces of paper. [step] Construction paper works well for this, as it is a little sturdier than normal paper. Choose your colors, for example red, black, blue, green, yellow, and orange.
[header] How to test insect responses to color [title] Cut out different colored pieces of paper. [step] Construction paper works well for this, as it is a little sturdier than normal paper. Choose your colors, for example red, black, blue, green, yellow, and orange.
Cut each color out in the desired manner. [substeps] Don't break the paper in half when you first cut out it, since that's the best way to check the color. You will want the pieces to be color able and stick together. [title] Examine your insect formations for geometric shapes. Use the color wheel to create a chart, and then write down red, blue, orange, and green. [substeps] Sticky paper with medium to high shutter speeds (140 mhz) is ideal for this. Cut them into any size or shape you desire, but make sure that each piece is the same size and shape as the others. [substeps] You may also choose to fold the papers after cutting them.