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They are basically sensory responders that help the grasshopper to realize that something is near it and tell the brain to hop
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How are the front legs of a grasshopper different from the back legs?
The back legs help the grasshopper jump and the front legs help them stand even
How does a praying mantid catch and consume grasshoppers?
The praying mantis uses its grasping arms to lunge towards the grasshopper and trap it in its arms. Then , it begins to devour the grasshopper with its powerful jaws. It will eat everything exept for the hard parts like wings, legs, etc... Hope this helps!
What is the largest of the three legs on an grasshopper?
the jumping legs:)
How does grasshopper move?
A Grasshopper moves from the two back hind legs ,and also from the four front walking legs.
How many legs does a grasshopper Have?
It has six legs.
Which region of the grasshopper's body is specialized for movement?
legs
How many legs does a grasshopper nymph have?
Six legs
What is the organs of locomotion grasshopper?
The abdomen region of a grasshopper consists of the wings, tympanum, spiracles, and two pairs of legs. The wings, tympamnum, spiracles, and legs are used for locomotion of the grasshopper.
How many legs does grasshopper?
6
What is the possessive noun for grasshopper?
The possessive form of the noun grasshopper is grasshopper's.Example: A grasshopper's legs are very strong for its size.
Can grasshoppers crawl?
No, a grasshopper cannot crawl. A grasshopper's rear legs are bent in the opposite direction of a human's legs, so it is impossible for a grasshopper to crawl on its knees like a human.
What would happen if a grasshopper had its back legs took of?
The grasshopper wouldn't be able to jump!
