Grasshoppers

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No, you cannot. The only functions the grasshopper's head has is eating and sensing.

Grasshoppers instead breathe through air tubes, called spiracles, along the sides of the abdomen and the thorax. Respiration is performed using tracheae, air-filled tubes which open at the surfaces of the thorax and abdomen through pairs of spiracles. The spiracle valves only open to allow oxygen and carbon dioxide exchange. The tracheoles, found at the end of the tracheal tubes, are insinuated between cells and carry oxygen throughout the body. However, if you held its entire body underwater, you can succeed in drowning it.

i have a green anole myself. once i found one of theses beetles in its cage and i searched do meal worms turn into beetles. it said yes. well, then i searched do they bite. it ALSO said yes!! Now i am very scared that if my anole tries to eat it that it'll bite him. So now, if i EVER find one of those darkling beetles in its cage, im killing it!!

i hope this answer helped!! :D

The exoskeleton is made of chitin, a polysaccharide.

no they obviously don't they only eat meat

Yes, grasshoppers have internal fertilization.

yes they do eat plants
Grass hoppers eat grass, and other various plant types.

It can hurt, and allergic reaction to the saliva is not unknown. Barring allergic reactions, express (or press) some blood from the wound. Then treat with an antiseptic like hydrogen peroxide 3%, bandage and wound check it either daily or if complications arise. Shortness of breath, the appearance of hives, welts or weals in large numbers, extreme itchiness all mean you're allergic. If you ever have a breathing problem, it's off to hospital for you. Likewise with huge, fast-appearing rashes. Minor rashes may be treated at home with antihistimies -- I still like diphenhydramine.

That is like asking "What are the similarities and differences between tigers and bats?" You cannot possibly have thought out what it was that you wanted to know. Grasshoppers differ in thousands of ways from each other and in even more thousands of ways from ants. They are both insects, but they are in different orders, just as tigers and bats are both mammals, but in different orders. They have the same number of legs and more or less the same type of blood and jaws, but they differ in size, in the food they eat, in the way they grow from the egg to the adult. (Grasshoppers come out of the egg looking like grasshoppers and they change their skins as they grow larger. Ant larvae are like grubs and they change into pupae and then into adult ants when they change their skins.) They differ in what they eat and how they collect their food. Ants are truly social insects. Grasshoppers are not (not even locusts are truly social).

Try asking yourself how you would like such a question answered before you ask. If you do so, then you are more likely to get an answer that you would like to read, one that would be useful to you. For instance, it might fit into less than a book. Do you just want to know how to tell whether an insect is a grasshopper, or an ant? (Like trying to tell whether a mammal is a tiger or a bat?) If you got this question from a teacher, ask the teacher how s/he would tell what the difference is between a tiger and a bat. Then criticise the answer because for every difference s/he mentions, there will be a hundred differences that s/he missed.

no they have tiny holes in their abdomen called spiracles.

Well, Spiders tend to eat anything that gets caught in their web, but obviously they would take care to not eat the stingers. To spiders, anything that lands in their web is classed as 'food'.

For example : Cockroach with 3stages , Dragonfly with 3stages and Mealworm Beetle with 3stages etc.....

about 3 months; up to 9 months in the egg, just search wikipedia

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Grasshoppers eat many different plants, which includes grass. They may even eat an aloe plant. There isn't much as far as plants they won't eat.

The winter comes and the grasshopper after having played around all summer has no food. The grasshopper begs the ant for food to which the ant declines.

When grasshoppers seem to go crazy usually during heavy infestation or at the end of their life cycle they will eat just about any form of vegetation including the paint on the side of your house. Kitchen screens or any screen (the exception is aluminum screening) is also fair game for this pesky garden insect. They will even eat most fabric.

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the behavioral adaptations of grasshopper are that it can jump away from its predetros and its enimes. The physical features of the grasshopper are its legs allow it to jump and its colour allows it to camouflage in the grass.

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They graze on plants like grass, hence the name grasshopper, they hop around in the grass eating plants.

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The ant and the grasshopper were hopping along,

Little was disturbing them in their insect-like song,

But all of a sudden a big crash was heard,

The ant and the grasshopper leapt off with their herd.

They went back to their home and stories rang out,

The ant and the grasshopper and the noise it was about,

But little did the ant and the grasshopper know,

The disastrous adventure they were about to forgo.

Later that night they went back to the scene,

The grass and the dew was shiny and pristine,

But what was that lying down on the grass?

Their cousin Jeffery with a prolapsed-arse.

They began to crawl towards him, minds blinded with fear,

Seeing such a crevice in poor Jeffery's rear,

They took the chance and frolicked inside,

The ant in the grasshopper, in young Jeffery's behind.

A butterfly is made of three parts, the head, thorax, and abdomen. It also has six legs and two wings.