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Order: CollembolaActive: They are active year round, but they will be most active on days where it is cooler. Metamorphosis: Ametabolous Habitat: Typically found in soil, decaying wood, compost, etc. Can also be found near freshwater. Life Fact: Single life cycle will only take around 3-5 weeks. Description: - small in size; segmented thorax - 6 legs - wingless - tail-like apendage found in their hind body under their abdomen - chewing mouthparts - 2 segmented antennae - have ocelli; no compound eyes
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