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Practice Reading: Re-order Paragraphs ID: #35806 Lifecycle
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Like many insects, termites display a fixed lifecycle in which they live underground, fly and lay eggs at different stages of their existence.
After this, the termites will land and lose their wings.
Once out in the open air, mating takes place as they fly in swarms, usually for about 40 minutes.
As they mature beneath the soil, they develop wings in preparation for the time when they will emerge from their colony.
These wingless termites will then go on to become kings and queens of newly established colonies.

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