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Both ladybugs and humans have only a few offspring.
Both ladybugs and humans have only a few offspring.
Humans expend energy and time to care for offspring, while ladybugs do not.
Humans expend energy and time to care for offspring, while ladybugs do not.
Both ladybugs and humans expend energy and time to care for their offspring.
Both ladybugs and humans expend energy and time to care for their offspring.
Ladybugs have only a few offspring, while humans have many.
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The true statement is:
Humans expend energy and time to care for offspring, while ladybugs do not.
Humans typically invest significant time and energy in raising their offspring, whereas ladybugs do not provide care for their young after they are laid. Instead, ladybug larvae are independent and must fend for themselves from the moment they hatch.
