The fire warrior is an amazing, newly found bug, with very different personality to other bugs. It was discovered deep in the swamps of Mexico, whilst conservationists were trying to save an endangered species of Mexican prairie dog. It is well know in the science world as the most unusual bug found so far. Would you recognise this deadly bug if you saw one?

Like most bugs, the fire warrior has 6 legs but the queen of a fire warrior commonly has 10 legs. Also like most bugs they have wings. The majority of the fire warriors have 7 sets of wings and their wings are always on fire, but the minority have been seen with 3 sets of wings and their wings are the colour of ice. Many suspect that they are a different type of bug but scientists believe they are just the elders. So they are very nimble bugs. The fire warrior is about the size of two adult fists put together. Furthermore, it has been seen up to the size of four fists. It has eyes coated in venom to make sure no particles get in its eyes.

The fire warrior skin is covered in lizard like scales that shimmer bright green in the sunlight. Oddly enough, it can coat its body in venom to protect itself and set itself on fire. Also, when it coats it body in venom it can squeeze through tight spaces. This is frightening, because when scared or threated it will use it venom to stretch and hit a target for 5 miles, and you will have a painful and slow death. So-beware.