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By grabbing the prey with its front claw like legs and eating it alive.
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Related Questions
How do pray mantis's catch their pray?
There front legs tat have claws
Will a mantis catch a spider and use its web to catch pray?
no way ever
Does a pray mantis have a back bone?
no, a mantis does not have a back bone
How does a praying mantis hold its pray?
they hold there pray with there pinchers
Is a pray mantis a consumers?
yes
Does pray mantis eat fruit?
no
How long is a pray mantis?
a month
Does a pray mantis have a thorax?
yes
Are all pray mantis poisiens?
Praying mantis insects are not poisonous at all.
How many days can a praying mantis live?
A pray mantis can live up to a year.
What phylum does pray mantis belong?
arthropoda
How many legs does a pray mantis have?
A praying mantis has six legs and they also fly and can jump.
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