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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
How long do grasshoppers sleep?
Grasshoppers do not have a defined sleep cycle like mammals, but they do experience periods of inactivity and rest. They tend to be most active during the day, resting at night or during extreme temperatures. The duration of their inactivity can vary based on environmental conditions, but they generally have several hours of rest each day.
What organs of movement does grasshopper have?
The exoskeleton is very flexible which allows grasshopper to move with ease. The organs of the grasshopper are protected by the exoskeleton,
Do grasshopper give off a scent or liquid?
Grasshoppers do not produce a scent or liquid in the way that some insects do, such as ants or certain beetles. However, they can release a substance called "repugnatorial secretion" when threatened, which may have a mild odor. This secretion is meant to deter predators. Generally, grasshoppers are not known for having a strong scent or producing significant liquids.
How many eye does a grasshopper have?
a grasshopper has 5 eyes in total, 3 simple eyes and 2 compound .
What does the rainbow grasshopper eat that makes it poisonous?
The Dactylotum bicolor, or rainbow grasshopper, eats plants containing toxins that they can isolate in order to become toxic to predators. Their bright colors are a warning that they are dangerous prey to eat.
Why grasshopper cannot be found in a leaf litter habitat?
The grasshopper cannot be found in the leaf litter habitat cuz it is not a suitable place and the environment is different from the field habitat
in bushes and grass basiclly most any plant they can find or even shelter in a dip in the ground.
What does it mean to see a grasshopper on doorstep?
It means a grasshopper is on your doorstep. That's it.
He was probably happily hippity-hopping along in the grass, as grasshoppers do, then all the sudden the grass ran out and he was confronted with a door and he thought "damn humans, building stuff on my grass!"
Seriously though, superstition has been disproved by hundreds of scientists all over the globe. The fear or belief that something will happen is caused by ourselves, not other things in the world.
For example if you break a mirror and think "oh no I'll have bad luck now!" and really believe that you will have bad luck - then you will have bad luck because you are expecting bad luck, so you unconsciously make it happen yourself.
If you break a mirror and say "oh well, I'll buy another one" and not believe it will cause bad luck - it won't. You'll just have a nice new mirror as a result.
What are the types of grasshopper?
The Blaizes grasshopper of Sicily is the highest jumper in the world, its back legs are as powerful as two double decker buses. Other types of grasshopper cannot "hop" quite so high!
Why do grasshoppers stick to you?
Because they have VERY sticky feet so they can stick to leaves and branches on trees.
Why do grasshoppers have blade like mouth parts?
The grasshopper has blade like mouth parts so that they can eat grasses and leaves. They only slightly chew the food and then use saliva and the stomach to finish digesting the food.
yes, they can. the thing you have to do to tame it is to go in a small room and close the door, let the grasshopper out of the container, cage etc.
after, keep holding it until it stops jumping then hold it on on your finger. if it stops jumping away from you then your taming is complete!
