Locust can jump as high as six inches. In most cases Locust jump less than an inch at a time as they move around.

Crickets can be omnivorous whereas locusts are herbivorous. Crickets are also nocturnal while locusts are active any time of the day. Crickets also have longer antennae and ovipositors in addition to their ears being on their forelegs rather than their abdomens.

Predators of desert locust

Sounds like a Japanese beetle. Fun to hit out of the air with a tennis racket!

The beetle grubs spend a long time underground eating your grass roots, so they are a pest insect.

It might also be a large water beetle, which are not harmful but will bite!

Hope this helps!

Crickets, locusts and mice,lizards , little frogs. Basically anything they can overpower.

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.

I'm guessing by releasing pheromones.

Grasshoppers don't become locusts, they are close relatives though.

"Locust" refers to both homopterans known also as "cicadas" and to orthopterans known also as "grasshoppers".

Cicadas spend almost their entire life underground sucking tree sap from the roots. They emerge for a few weeks of reproduction and die.

Grasshoppers lay their eggs in the ground and the nymphs emerge shortly after hatching and spend the rest of their life above ground eating leaves.

They have a defense mechanism called predator satiation. This is a process where so many swarm in at once, that it's too many for the predators to eat them all. This allows the ones that survive to continue reproducing, leaving the species strong.

you get a cantainer and put in a plant in it but put some string on the plant so when it jumps on it the lid will close.micah

Because the locusts will eat the crop.

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"almost immediately a shout of joy broke out in all directions". "many people went out with baskets trying to catch them, but the elders counseled patience till nightfall" "the next morning they were roasted... and then spread in the sun until they became dry and brittle"

Locusts are a certain species of grasshopper. When they swarm a location, it is due to serotonin being released, which causes a mutual attraction. When they leave, they relocate to another location.

Locusts which are also known as cicadas, serve many different purposes. When they emerge from the ground, they aerate the soil around their host tree. They also serve as food for many animals such as squirrels, raccoons, toads, and birds.

Plagiarised from 'The Locust Handbook',............. 2.1. 3. INCUBATION PERIOD AND HATCHING The rate at which eggs develop varies according to the soil temperature. The period of egg development, between laying and hatching, is called the INCUBATION PERIOD. The lengths of this period recorded for different areas and seasons are as follows:- Summer breeding in Sudan, Ethiopia and West Africa............................................10 to 14 days Summer breeding in lowlands of India .....................................................................10 to 14 days Summer and winter in Somali Peninsula................................................................... 10 to 14 days Summer and winter on Red Sea Coast.................................................................... 10 to 14 days Spring breeding in central Arabia, southern Iran, Pakistan and North Africa....................................................................................... 25 to 30 days Winter/spring breeding elsewhere in Middle East and in North Africa, in exceptionally cold weather.................................................... 60 to 70 days In warmer weather ..................................................................................................20 to 30 days

No, typically only plants are producers. Locusts are herbivorous insects, which are consumers.

A Desert Locust adult can consume roughly its own weight in fresh food per day, that is about two grams every day. A very small part of an average swarm (or about one ton of locusts) eats the same amount of food in one day as about 10 elephants or 25 camels or 2,500 people.

Locusts eat different types of grass and plants, depending on where they live. They are also known to eat different grains.

There are around 11,000 species of grasshoppers.