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Locusts follow the food source. Once they have devastated the vegetation in one area, they migrate to another area to feed.

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Why do desert locust migrate?

Desert locusts migrate under a variety of conditions. These include a lack of food, changing weather conditions and the presence of predators.


When was Desert locust created?

Desert locust was created in 1775.


What are the natural predators of the desert locust?

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What is a locusts scientific name?

This depends on what kind of locust it is. All belong to the family Acrididae. Here is a short list: * Locusta migratoria- the migratory locust * Nomadracis septemfasciata- the red locust * Chortoicetes terminifera- the Australian plague locust * Schistocera americana- American desert locust * Schistocera gregaria- Desert locust


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How much does a locust weigh?

The desert locust is a species of locust. A desert locust is said to be the most dangerous of all pests due to its ability to fly across long distances and it can eat the plants equivalent to its own weight.


Why are desert locust are devastating to agriculture?

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What has the author Stanley Richard Baron written?

Stanley Richard Baron has written: 'The desert locust' -- subject(s): Desert locust 'Your guide to Bermuda'


Which large grasshopper migrate in large swarms and destroy crops?

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Where is the American Desert Locust founded?

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Is desert locust the world fastest flying insect?

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What insects eat locusts?

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