Insects protect themselves from prey by having ways to defend themselves, hence a stick bug has a secreting substance that can be shot into the eyes of its predator causing blindness. It also uses camouflage to hide from predators.
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Some species also have wings that allow short bursts of flight. There are also some species that have very small wings that are useless for flight but is thought that they "flash" these wings to deter predators.
yes because without a walking stick elders and some disable will not walk properly
A cane has several choices of words with similar meaning. Some of them are staff, crutch, walking stick, and pikestaff.
some walking sticks are poisonous it just depends what kind of species you get. hope this helps.
if you mean a walking stick it is called a cane, some policemen carry a night stick(weapon)
Most companies that manufacture walking stick handles provide a lot of orthopedic equipment. Some known companies that manufactures them are IndiaMART, Erler Zimmer and James Smith & Sons.
I do not know myself, but I have some stick insects myself and one of them spat out green slime. Maybe this shows he is sick????
Walking sticks have 6 legs. Their legs are very brittle. Some can survive with only 4 legs if they fall off.
Walking sticks rely on their camouflage adaptation to protect them from predators. Their coloring and shape makes them appear to be part of the plant they are on. Some species of walking stick have the ability to secrete a foul smelling liquid that deters potential predators.
The best wood for walking stick is one that would last for long and not so heavy. Some of the best types include black locust, hickory, Osage orange and many more.
A walking stick (US patent number 1244249, filed Oct. 23, 1917 A. R. Lofstrand, Jr., who filed a patent in 1945, adjustable crutch
In some cultures, a walking stick is considered a symbol of good luck and protection. It can represent stability and support, both physically and metaphorically. Additionally, certain types of walking sticks, especially those made from specific woods or adorned with symbols, may carry particular meanings or beliefs associated with luck. Overall, the perception of a walking stick as good luck can vary widely depending on cultural context and personal beliefs.
For most walking stick insects, the entire species is female and reproduction only requires one bug (parthenogenesis). Some species, though, do mate male-female.