Stick insects can happily live with four legs, and some can even manage with just three. If they are young, the legs will slowly grow back with each skin moult.
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.
Stick Insects are insects, so like every other insect species, they have six legs.
It is not unusual for a stick insect to lose a leg in a moult. Some skin sheds, for various reasons, can go wrong and often the old skin can dry over several legs which can cause the stick insect to eject the tangled legs. To keep any incidents like this to a minimum, be sure to lightly spray inside the enclosure with water every day and make sure the enclosure is at least three times as tall as your stick insect - as many stick insects prefer to shed their skin while hanging vertically from a high leaf or branch. A stick insect can survive quite happily with at least three legs until the other legs grow back in future moults.
It has six legs.
Depends what insect it is.
It is possible that the insect may be sick, or dying, but there may also be many other causes. It is best to take your insect to a vet, as they will be able to tell you the exact cause and course of treatment.
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It is not an insect. It has more than 6 legs.
A bumblebee has six legs, because it is an insect.
Spiders have 8 legs but insects have 6.
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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.