As an expert in the field of entomology, I can tell you that ladybugs, also known as ladybird beetles, have compound eyes which are typically black. These eyes are made up of many small lenses, each providing a different part of the beetle's field of view. The black color is common among insects and is due to the pigments in their eyes, which help absorb light and improve their vision.

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These colors and patterns are thought to warn predators of the ladybug's bad taste and poison. Sometimes, though, the ladybug will be a solid color with no pattern at all, and can be yellow, brown, or black. The eight body parts are the head, antenna, eyes, pronotum, thorax, elytra, wings, and legs.read more >>