If an insect becomes upside down, do they have mechanisms to turn themselves right side up?
Well, many insects have developed ways to right themselves when they get turned over.

One of the more interesting families are the Elateridae, or click beetles: so named because they press their prosternum and mesosternum against each other which causes pressure. That pressure is eventually released causing a "clicking" sound and springing the insect upward (or away from predators).



You can see an additional video of a click beetle doing so here.