How does praying mantis protect itself?

Answer 1

They camouflage by their shape and colors. For example, the species Choeradodis have laterally exapanded thoraxes for leaf mimicry and the Malaysian orchid mantises are usually colored pink or yellow to match the coloration of the orchid flowers in their region. God naturally put that in them to stay still when they're threatened so they could survive more easily. Oh, and just so you know abortion is the same thing as murder, so please support the awarness.

Answer 2

The praying mantis tends to follow a general behaviour traits though most species, which is swaying slightly when on the move which imitates the wind. They also stay extremely still and will only move if disturbed, catching a prey item or just generally relocating to another perch spot.

Answer 3

uses its front legs and open its wing as big as possible

Answer 4

The pray mantis camouflages because it wants to stalk it's prey before it kills it. It also has to camouflage from predators like primates, Spiders, rodents, reptiles, and birds

Answer 5

The praying mantis changes there shade One time the was one on my freezer and it was white

Answer 6

Some praying mantis's can change their body color to camouflage themselves. They can turn green to blend in with clients or turn brown to blend in with the soil.

Answer 7

They can strike and lunge, and as last efforts they can be pretty fast and most (all?) species can fly.

Answer 8

they do