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Grasshoppers
Ahh! Grasshopper! Curious are you? This category will answer some of your questions. Herbivorous insects with a three-part body consisting of head, thorax and abdomen, six jointed legs, two pairs of wings, and two antennae. 18,000 known species should keep you hopping in your quest for knowledge.
1,312 Questions
What do grasshoppers eat and eat?
a grasshopper eats how it eats there i helped you because you dont know an easy question
What is the metamorphosis in the grasshopper life cycle called?
Incomplete or simple is the name for the metamorphosis in the grasshopper life cycle. Such a change between stages in life cycles and natural histories indicates that the immature and the mature stages resemble one another in recognizable ways. Eggs hatch into nymphs that are smaller-sized versions of adult female and male grasshoppers.
How do you take care of a grasshopper?
visit websites and learn about grasshopper's to take care of grasshoppers
Grasshoppers are not blind. However, there vision is not spectacular, as their eyes are though to produce very grainy, blotchy images.
What does a female grasshopper look like?
It is fairly easy to tell a female grasshopper from a male. The females are smaller than the males. Also, females have protrusions from the end of their abdomen, whereas the males do not.
How does grasshopers comunicate?
Their throat
Some grasshoppers "sing". Those that do rub their back leg against their wing to produce a "chirp" sound. Other grasshoppers rub two wings together to produce a "chirp" sound.
What do the front legs a grasshopper do?
Grasshoppers have three pairs of jointed legs. The first two pairs of smaller legs are used for walking and climbing while the third pair of hind legs are adapted for jumping.
The movement at the joints are produced by the contraction of the antagonistic muscles which are the flexor and the extensor muscles. Grasshoppers have both extensor muscles and flexor muscles inside their femur to extend and flex their tibia.
So when the grasshopper jumps, the flexor muscles contracts, bringing the hind legs to the 'Z' position (in which the hind legs are folded and appeared like the letter 'Z'). The extensor muscles will then contract while the flexor muscles relax (producing a powerful force to push against the ground) and thus, propels the grasshopper into the air. This mechanism is called jumping.
Adapted from my Bio reference book;
Nexus Vista SPM Biology :)
Will a grasshopper eat catnip?
Bite sting their are allot of grasshoppers in the world so you never know
How many antennas do fireflies have?
Flies normally have 2 antennae. These are commonly used for sensing things in the environment, and also for smelling things.
Yeah, I've been bit by a grasshopper too, but it didn't draw my blood, i was going to let him outside of the house and he just bit me.
I have a grasshopper that must love me, it hasn't bitten me but it has stayed on my arms and hands for about 2 hours now. If anyone else tries to hold it it will jump off. So I wonder what's up with my little friend and me?
So a couple of days ago my dog yelped and cried out so load I thought someone had hurt her. She has acted scared for the last two days. It has been bothering me what happened. No one was around her....she just started to yelp and run. Tonight I found a grasshopper on my Celine. I think it bit her. It is weird tho. It has a claw looking thing hanging of the back of it.
:To this answer i would have to say that probbly wasnt a grasshopper, but rather a Cydia they look like grass hoppers but are much larger and eat other insects. They have been known to hunt spiders,
Yes they bite, and making a crackling sound when they feel endangered. If you did swell up that means you are allergic and need to go to the hospital.
Many grasshoppers are carnivorous, especially katydids (very long antennae). They will bite when threatened or picked up. They're not venomous however, as far as I know, so there should not be an allergic reaction aside from the actual wound.
i think tarantulas eat grasshoppers because once my cousin told me that her pet tarantula bit her finger because she forgot to feed it a grasshopper
Frogs will eat them too.
Are grasshoppers warm blooded or cold blooded?
Grasshoppers are considered to be cold blooded as they use exothermic means to control their body temperature. This means that they control their temperature via external means by taking advantage of the environment around them. This would include things like sunning on rocks to warm up, or shading themselves to cool down.
cold blooded
What is the exposition of the story ant and grasshopper?
The ant and his family work hard and steadily to provide food and shelter for their family. The grasshopper played all day with his family and did not do the work to prepare for hard times.
Consumer because it doesn't make it's own food as a producer would(ex.plant)
How many body parts does a grasshopper have?
A baby grasshopper has six legs, the same as a grasshopper.
No because an echinoderm is any marine animal of the invertebrate phylum Echinoderm, having a radiating arrangement of parts and a body wall stiffened by calcareous pieces that may protrude as spines and including the starfishes, sea urchins, sea cucumbers, etc.
Does the grasshopper lay its eggs in the water?
Grasshoppers do not lay eggs in the water. Instead, grasshoppers will lay eggs in the soil and wait for them to hatch.
What do grasshoppers smell like?
The smell of a grasshopper depends largely on its environment. The grasshopper might smell like wood, dirt or leaves depending on where it was.
How do grasshoppers look like?
Grasshopper droppings are brown, solid and oblong. The shape of grasshopper droppings are similar to a grain of rice, but smaller.
The Desert locust's hatch into wingless larva's called hoppers. They shed their skin five or six times. It is called moulting the stage between moults is referred to instar. Finally moult from the wingless instar hopper to a winged adult is called fledging. The new adult also known as fledging has soft wings that dry and harden before it fly's. Adults don't moult so therefore don't grow size increasing in weight. Adult that fly are immature but then later become mature and can lay eggs.
How does the blood of a grasshopper transport?
The blood of a grasshopper is called hemolymph. It is a type of interstitial fluid that circulates through the body of the grasshopper and is responsible for transporting materials and nutrients to different parts of the body. Hemolymph is made up of two components:
- Acellular fluid
- Cells
