A grasshopper can leap to about 20 inches, which is 20 times the length of its body. Some species are said to be able to jump even farther.
Most likely yes. A 1 inch grasshopper can jump 20 inches, or a little under 2 ft http://animals.howstuffworks.com/insects/grasshopper-info.htm
When body length is considered, fleas can jump the furthest. Fleas can jump 200 times their body length. This would be like a person being able to jump over a 70 story building. Other great jumpers are bharals, hares, red kangaroos, and grasshoppers.
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The grasshopper wouldn't be able to jump!
no
So they can run away from predators
The adaptations for grasshoppers are their long hind legs that spring/jump great distances to avoid or escape predators, hard exoskeleton for protection, and color for camouflage in order hide from enemies.
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This might not be too helpful, but grasshoppers can jump about twenty times their own size.
The back legs help the grasshopper jump and the front legs help them stand even
The thorax is the body region of the grasshopper that is specialized for movement. It contains the muscles for the legs and wings, allowing the grasshopper to jump and fly.
yes grasshoppers do have jointed legs...how would they jump.