It was pitch black in the mossy forest. Only faint green glimmers danced in the night.
A panicked firefly approached Dracula Bugs.
“Sir… the glowworms have stopped glowing. The whole cave is dark. It’s chaos!”
Dracula, with his antennae twitching, crept into the cave.
It was true — no glow, no glimmer, only gloom.
He sniffed the damp air. Something was… humming?
Suddenly — ZZZZZZAP!
He dodged a flying mosquito holding a tiny taser.
“LIGHTS OFF! I hate the brightness!” screeched the vampire mosquito.
“Too much light makes me dizzy!”
“But glowworms need light to attract prey,” muttered Dracula.
With a flick of his cape, Dracula deflected the taser and trapped the mosquito in a dewdrop bubble.
The glowworms flickered back on, brighter than ever.
“Some bugs fear the light… others are the light,” Dracula said, fading back into the fog.
🧠 MINI QUIZ!
1. Why do glowworms glow?
A) To scare predators
B) To attract prey
C) To find their way
D) For decoration
2. What do mosquitoes feed on?
A) Blood (females)
B) Tree bark
C) Nectar only
D) Dust particles
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