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What is English name of grasshopper?
Same thing, Grasshopper
Why grasshopper karate?
There is no such thing.
What thing eats a grasshopper?
lizard
Is grasshopper an organism?
An organism is defined as a "a living thing that can(or develop) the ability to act or function independently." Seeing as though a grasshopper can do so, Yes a Grasshopper is an organism.
Is there a such thing as a pink grasshopper?
no sorry there are only green ones
What does rabiosa mean in spanish?
Rabid (Literally - some female person or thing with rabies)very angryLividrabiosa - (female) very angry. Rabid. berserk, livid, pissed!Rabioso (male)
What is the opposite of rabid?
not rabid
What does rabid cat act like?
A rabid cat acts rabid
How do you draw a grasshopper?
grasshoppers are the coolest thing on this planet next to dinosaurs
Who is the villain in a bug life?
The grasshopper mantis thing is. Hope this helps.
What is a sentence using rabid?
The boy was rabid.
Ground covering with many roots and stems AND a thing or person that leaps?
Grasshopper
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