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Why do grasshoppers have wings?
Grasshoppers have wings so they can hop
Are a grasshoppers wings transparent?
Yes, some grasshoppers wings are transparent. However, not all grasshoppers wings are transparent. Wing transparency is dependent on the species of grasshoppers.
Do grasshoppers use their wings?
sometimes. but only to escape a predator
Do all grasshoppers have wings?
Actually, MOST grasshoppers have wings, but not all of them do. Regarding grasshopper wings, it seems there are basically four groups of grasshoppers: those who have full use of their wings, those who have only partial use of their wings, those who have wings they can't use, and those who never grow any wings at all. To see the above information and learn more about the grasshopper, see this website: http://animals.howstuffworks.com/insects/grasshopper-info1.htm [Note: Look for the section entitled, "How Does a Grasshopper Move About?"]
What are similarities and differences between grasshoppers and earthworms?
Earthworms have bristles to move around while grasshoppers have legs. They are both insects. Grasshoppers also have wings they can use to get around.
Can grasshoppers fold their wings back?
yes! they fold their wings
Where are the wings on a grasshopper?
On the grasshoppers back
Do grasshoppers have large colorful wings?
No!
What are some of the things that butterflies and grasshoppers do not have in common?
Butterflies have wings and grasshoppers don't!
Do grasshoppers have transparent wings?
A grasshopper has thick leathery wings that cover transparent wings.
How many pair of wings do grasshoppers have?
grasshoppers have 2(4)set(s) of wings. However, some species are wingless(0).
Do grasshopers have wings?
Actually, MOST grasshoppers have wings, but not all of them do. Regarding grasshopper wings, it seems there are basically four groups of grasshoppers: those who have full use of their wings, those who have only partial use of their wings, those who have wings they can't use, and those who never grow any wings at all.To see the above information and learn more about the grasshopper, see this website:http://animals.howstuffworks.com/insects/grasshopper-info1.htm[Note: Look for the section entitled, "How Does a Grasshopper Move About?"]
