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A walking leaf, also known as a leaf insect, looks like a dried leaf with vein-like markings on its body. It has evolved to mimic a real leaf as a form of camouflage to evade predators. When moving, it may sway back and forth to mimic the motion of a leaf blowing in the wind.
the leaf goes at a moderate speed to todays date
yes
Kestrel eats a frog, the frog will eat the moth and the moth will eat the ladybird, this answer was answered by NIA!
It is the weight of your penis (if you have one)
Neomarica gracilis or walking iris has sword like leaves.
I dont know, can anyone of u answer because i dont know much about leaf insects
Leaf insects are known as walking leaves because their appearance closely resembles that of a leaf, making them highly camouflaged in their natural habitat. This mimicry helps them blend in and avoid predators as they move slowly and carefully like a real leaf would.
because the plantlets devlop from the point where the tip of the arching leaf of the parent plant touches the ground, giving a walking effect
To hide form it's predator.
it has to get uses to its area (6 months)
The walking fern gets its name because it appears to "walk" along the forest floor as new plantlets form at the tips of its fronds and root where they touch the ground. This process allows the fern to spread and colonize new areas, giving it the appearance of walking.