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Stick insects, which often are called walking sticks, are insects that hide among branches and twigs.
Specifically, this particular order of insects is called Phasmatodea or Phasmida, which means "of or relating to phantoms." They may be found throughout the world, but especially in the tropics. They are popular choices when individuals and families seek pet insects.
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What is it called when branches can look at other branches?
Peeping twigs
Are twigs organic materials?
Yes. Twigs are small pieces of tree branches.
Does a giraffe eat branches?
A giraffe eats twigs but not necessarily branches.
What are very little branches starting with T?
twigs....
How do stickbugs adapt to their environment?
They blend in with twigs and branches.
What were Australopithecus's house made out of?
Twigs, branches, leaves, & dirt.
What were the Comanches homemade of?
they where made out of leaves branches twigs and mud.
What else do rhinos eat?
leafy plants , branches, and twigs
Which species best matches this description long slow-moving plant-eating insect that looks like a twig?
The creature you are describing sounds like a walking stick insect. These insects have evolved to camouflage themselves as twigs or branches to avoid predators. They move slowly to further blend in with their surroundings.
What is the soft material found in the center of twigs and branches?
The soft material found in the center of twigs and branches is called pith. Pith is a spongy tissue that helps transport nutrients and water within the plant.
What does a condor use for it's nest?
It uses tree branches, leaves and twigs.
Does th American sycamore grow anything on it's branches?
Twigs and leaves.
