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Where is the ears on a grass hopper?
By its legs
Does a grass hopper have legs?
Grasshoppers are insects. All insects have six legs.
How are the grass hopper's pair of legs adapted for jumping?
Grasshoppers have larger and stronger legs than most insects have.
Does a frog eats a grass hopper?
yes, a frog could eat a grass hopper.
How is the thirdpair of legs on a grass hopper adapted for jumping?
the back legs on a grasshopper are much stronger so that when they jump in gives them more power which is why their back legs are normally blue that is the blood vein/muscle
Can a bird eat a grass hopper?
Yes and No It depends on what kind of bird it is and how big the grass hopper is. :)
How many walking legs does a grasshopper have?
4 walking 2 jumping total 6 as the grass hopper is an insect and all insect have 6 legs
What are physical things of a grass hopper?
Physical characteristics of a grasshopper would be, its shape, rectangular-ish shape, it's spiny back legs. !~
What kind of grass does a grass hopper eat?
nomal grass
What is the name of grace hopper's brother?
its called a grass hopper
What does a hopper eat?
grass
How many legs does a beach hopper have?
it has 2 legs
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