Stick Insects are insects, so like every other insect species, they have six legs.
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a stick insect has 3 body parts. The head, the abdaman and the legs. But it has to have more than 3 legs to be a insect.
Depends what insect it is.
it has 15 or 3 or 12
Being an insect, 3. (head, thorax, abdomen)
Stick insects are insects that are able to disguise as a stick almost perfectly, resting their legs lengthwise down the body. and the antennae straight out. Some stick insects have evolved affected by their habitat, with some being big, green and spiky. The Indian stick insect is the most recognizable and popular as a pet. They are very easy to take care of. You can purchase eggs in many places, but it is best to get them from a trusted company or a member of family/friend. We just called em walking sticks.
A praying mantis is an insect and, like all insects, has three body parts - a head, a thorax, and an abdomen.
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insects have 3 segments or "parts" as you called them; the head the thorax which is in sense to the human body the chest and the abdomen which is the butt of the insect
Yes, here are many species of stick insects in the Amazon. I have just returned from a trip there and saw three types, a green, a brown and brown and white speckled stick insect. The guide told us there are many different species of stick insect in the Amazon.
There are too many stick insect species to identify. In fact, there are over 3,000 to be more accurate. Most of the species are around the tropics though (Wikipedia). * Lord Howe Island Stick Insect
probably about 260 depends, and they do not eat their young the only thing they can eat is leaves and other thin things like molted skin and i have a stick insect and i don't know if its a male or a female and i found a stick insect on my window wich is gross knowing that theres hundreds more. :/
Phasmatodea, or walking sticks, are not harmful to humans. They do not bite or sting, and for some, make interesting pets. Many species do secrete chemicals for defense and one tribe in Papua New Guinea often uses the secretions for skin infections. Generally though, walking sticks are neither harmful nor helpful, but have been known to cause deforestation in some areas with high populations. Their feces do provide limited fertilization.