Grasshoppers

good question i have grasshoppers in my yard that i like to catch and raise if you want to raise a grasshopper you have to make sure you have a bug catching kit , grass ,and leaves

no, a grasshopper eats mostly grass and dried grass because the materials in it help the grasshopper get stronger for bigger jumps and bigger size.

Some insects can live for substantial periods without a head, although they will usually die of dehydration or starvation within a day or two (cockroaches may live even longer). This is because their breathing and other autonomic functions do not require direct control by the brain, and unless they lose substantial blood and fluids, many of their organs will continue to function.

Grasshoppers can jump up to 20 times the length of their body. Grasshoppers can also fly. While flying they can reach speeds of 8 miles per hour.

chickens eat whatever the heck they want to.. grain, cats, ect.. if i were a chicken i would probubly eat lobster and crab legs just like i usually do. just because i was changed on the outside doesnt mean i was changed on the inside. dont judge a book by its cover. this is the best advice i can give to an upcoming bird expert. actually, screw birds! dogs are so much better! so i hope you have learned a valuable lesson. take this to heart and use it for the rest of your life.

The crop and the gizzard are suitable for holding and processing food. They are built like sacs that are muscular and can crush food into small pieces.

yes grasshoppers can in dead amazingly jump backwards

yep they can jump backwards

Honey bees have ten spiracles (breathing pores). Three are on the thorax, and seven on the abdomen. The spiracles are the openings to the trachea, which expand and collapse like lungs in response to abdominal wall movement. Two large sacs in the abdomen and smaller ones in the head and thorax lead to very small breathing tubes with blind ends which are filled with liquid which absorbs oxygen and which diffuses into the tissues.

Grasshoppers are basically like the pacifist of the bug family. However, they do "bite". The bite does hurt, most likely enough for you to let go of the bug, but the bite isn't deep enough to do any other damage. The common American grasshopper has mandibles big enough to inflict much pain on an unsuspecting finger; or a window screen for that matter

Grasshoppers lay 2 to 120 eggs.

It is when the grasshopper starts to hop it causes a low air pressure(faster moving air means low air pressure).The air around the low pressure area wants to equalize.Thus, it quickly fills in the space causing a phenomenon called "lift" which eventually leads up to "thrust".

Yes. Crayfish like to find a good spot to eat. They usually find a nice hiding spot under a rock or fallen tree or even just leaves that have made it to the bottom. The will dig out a spot if there isn't a hole there already.

A nymph has no, or shortened wings. An adult has fully grown wings.

Yes. Everything that lives eventually dies.

Yes, grasshoppers are known to be very smart animals. The grasshoppers know to hide in bushes and tall grasses to hide from predators.

Grasshoppers make sounds in one of two ways - stridulation or crepitation.

Stridulation involves rubbing one body part, which acts as a rasp, against another, which acts as a scraper. Most grasshoppers stridulate to make their characteristic sounds. In grasshoppers, a row of pegs along the inside of the hind leg acts as a file, or rasp. The grasshopper rubs this leg surface against the thickened forewing, causing a vibration and thus a sound.

A few grasshoppers, most notably some band-winged grasshoppers in the family Oedipodinae, use an entirely different method of sound production, called crepitation. These grasshoppers snap their hindwings rapidly as they fly, making a distinct crackling sound.

Grasshoppers do fly, but for only short distances. They can fly for up to 10 feet if they need too. Grasshoppers fly to get away from something they feel could be a threat to them. They have been noted to fly towards light, such as a porch light.

# Find and catch a grasshopper. # Pinch the grasshopper and turn it upside down. # At the very end of the body, females have an appendage that looks like mini-pincers. Those aren't for pinching, they are for laying eggs. # Wash your hands.

yes, it can and i am bringing it to petday at school best pets ever.

No, cats are predators and actively hunt down prey.

but, house cats often show signs of the species being scavengers.

Your cat may often jump up on the table where an unatended plate of food lies and chow down! But this does not mean that they are scavengers. Unlike dogs they do not eat a significant amout of plants in their diet. They are, and always will be, carnivores.

yes

Grasshoppers have a hard 'shell' (which is their exoskeleton), a skeleton worn on the outside of the body to protect soft tissues, rather than an endoskeleton (like what humans have) which is a support framework mostly located within the tissues.

grasshoppers have powerful legs to support them for thrust and protection because they have spines.

Yes. It unfortunately is poisonous to other animals and my daughter just feed one to her bearded dragon as a big snack when I wasn't around. It died two days later!! Biol Mike

the grasshopper eats the flower

the mouse eats the grasshopper

the snake eats the mouse

the eagle eats the snake

then the eagle dies it will fall down :)

compose and this will be the food for the flower