What adaptation would be most useful to an insect that lives in the grass?

Answer 1

Animals in the grassland need water and sun to help the plants to grow.Then the bigger animals need the smaller animals so they can live. They also need sun and water like the the smaller animals.Then the bigger animals come to eat big animals.The very big animals want the small amimals to grow so they can have more food.All animalls need food,water,and sun.Even us people!
well, there are many animals in the savannah grassland. There are golden retrievers, elephants, and sea turtles. some plants are the jelly bean tree and the donut seeds.

Answer 2

They have to be able to run fast to ecsape predators and know how to fend for themselves. They have to learn how to keep their bodys' close to the ground so they can't be easily spotted. They also have to have shelter, food and some source of water.

Answer 3

The insects are well-adapted to living on land, thanks to * an exoskeleton which is impervious to water and thus prevents loss of water from the body; * a system of tracheal tubes which penetrates every portion of the body, taking oxygen to, and carbon dioxide from, every cell; * paired, jointed appendages ** those in the head used for feeding. In the grasshopper (shown here), the mouth parts are adapted to cutting and chewing plant material. ** those in the thorax used for locomotion * wings (insects were the first animals to fly); * internal fertilization and embryonic development within a waterproof egg; * excretion of nitrogenous wastes as uric acid. Uric acid requires very little water for its excretion and what little it does need is reclaimed in the rectum. So insects deposit wastes that are practically dry.

Answer 4

green coloration