Insects hide under leaves and bark.

Meaning: This sentence describes where insects typically hide, which is under leaves and bark.

Choice of Words: Insects are small invertebrates with six legs. Hide means to conceal oneself from view or detection. Leaves are the flat and green parts of plants that grow from stems. Bark is the rough outer layer of a tree or shrub. This sentence describes the behavior of insects, which often hide under leaves and bark for protection or shelter.

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Related Expressions

• Insects hid in bark, escaping bird's beak.
• Insects crawl on bark busily.
• Insects hide in cracks to survive.
• Nuts hide in tree bark.
• Insects crawled among its leaves and twigs.
• Insects buzzed busily among leaves.
• Insects eat leaves with joy.
• Insects thrive on leaves alone.
• Insects crawl on the leaves.
• Insects crawl on leaves.