A female will have six abdominal segments, while a male has eight. The females have the ability to lay eggs, and the males have the ability to fertilize the female.
No. She is much bigger than the male and eats it all at once.
their predators are birds, lizards, bats, snakes and turtles
Simple answer is no, Due to the females propensity to eat the male.
The female praying mantis are famous for eating the male after mating.
Praying mantises eat other, smaller types of bugs.mantis eat crickets, flies, bees,hornetsand, sometimes depending on size and strength, small birds and mammals such as mice and south asia chipmunks .they also eat aphids and leafhoppersAnything that moves and is about the right size! But seriously, they are a carnivore, sometimes they eat each other.
They can be brown, black, green, pink, purple, and basically alot of colors
No, female praying mantises engage in sexual cannibalism. They bite off the male's heads during copulation and that often causes the sperm to disseminate more vigorously, therefore benefiting the survival of the species.
First off, IF the female is hungry while mating, she will eat him, OR she will just eat him so he wont eat the young. they are cannibal's after all... hope this helps to answer.Signed, J.A.T.
the female praying mantis is famous for eating the male after mating that's life
well... when a female and a male mantis mate and are "done" IF the female is like starving( only when starving) she actually will eat her mate. the male will not eat the female unless also starving but that is more unlikely then a female eating a male. if you keep two mantis's in one cage or habitat, one might eat the other.
By its abdomen. Female: 6 segments. Male: 8 segments.
The female does not. The male is often eaten by the female during sexx.