Welcome back all friends. Next time I want to discuss a little about the locusts.
Locusts have bowed legs like people worship. That's why it's called a praying mantis.
Locusts are carnivorous. They eat other insects that are smaller in size. Adult cemetery worms eat so much every day that their body size is fast. They have to change their skin every time their body gets bigger. During his lifetime the locusts can change the skin as much as 5 to 10 times depending on the species.
Despite having 2 pairs of wings, the worship mantis are not good pilots. Usually only male flying mantis. The female devotees, whose size is larger, can not fly. His wings are used to frighten the enemy. When the wings are spread, the worship mantis will look bigger and fierce.
Adult female mantis can lay up to 300 eggs. The eggs are placed in a nest called ooteka. Ooteka is a nest made of material removed from its mother's body. Ooteka which initially shaped white foam that will harden and form small spaces in it. The eggs of the grasshopper are protected from the heat and rain in these ooteka until the time of hatching.
Many kinds that we get in our environment. Already understand friends? Semog posting this time can be useful for all friends, thank you