Are ladybugs beetles?

Gatsby722

According to the American Heritage Dictionary the answer is yes. Apr 15 02, 1:30 AM

Brainy Blonde

Yes, they are a type of beetle of which there are thousands. The Ladybug, Lady Bird or Lady Beetle of the Celeoptera family, which is of the Cocinellidae genus. See: http://www.enchantedlearning.com/subjects/insects/Ladybug.shtml Apr 15 02, 6:01 AM

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