Praying Mantis

Chinese praying mantis females generally grow to be around 6 inches long, which is very big for pet mantids. The males are generally smaller but not by much.

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Praying mantis are carnivorous in the wild. They do not have access to bread, which is man made.

You do know that a praying mantis is an insect right?

The praying mantis isn't actually praying. It is called that for the stance it makes.

No, they are carnivores.

A praying mantis eats living insects that it captures in its spined front legs.

They eat all forms of insects, but will also eat lizards, snakes and even small birds and rodents if they can.

No, they cannot eat your finger.

They do not breath through their nose- in fact, they don't even have a nose!

Praying mantises (and all other insects) breathe through spiracles. Spiracles are small holes in the sides of the insect which allow air inside, and the oxygen diffuses directly into their cells.

They do not have lungs. No insects have lungs-- spiders do have something that somewhat resembles a lung (a book lung) but it's not really a lung.

Insects and mammals evolved almost completely separately, they don't share a lot of common features structurally.

They are not related but are similar in obvious ways like they have 6 legs.

No a praying mantis is a consumer. Plants are producers, they produce their own food through photosynthesis.

No. A praying mantis will try to eat anything that is smaller than or the same size as it if it does not eat it first. They are pretty fearless when it comes to other bugs, and if anything, the hornet should fear the mantis.

One generation develops each season. In the autumn, females lay eggs in a large mass or cluster (an inch or so long), in a frothy, gummy substance glued to tree twigs, plant stems and other objects. Overwintering occurs in the egg stage in this case. Tiny nymphs emerge from the egg mass in the spring or early summer. They don't have a larva or pupa stage. They're born as nymphs, as in mini versions of the adults.

The color is move vibrant, it may have finally gotten it's wings and will be bigger than before it started molting, it's really just how they grow they can molt about 5 to 10 times throughout it's life but it mainly depends on the species it self> hope this was helpful :)

Yes. Approximately 2,200 in the Mantodea order of insects; their are 9 families. Search Mantis on Wikipedia.org

Yes, it depends on if they are able to catch food. It should grow back after a few sheds anyway

It means that you're scared of bugs, or you were a mantis in your past life.HA! Life sucks. Maybe your mom killed you. Maybe it's a giant bug, and it talks to u.

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if you look carefully at the back of the the mantis you can see a shiny pair of wings if you still are not sure poke the mantis back end and the mantis will ruffle its wings.

Yep! I have owned several Chinese mantids over the years. In fact, they can apparently be invasive in some areas, outcompeting local predators, so it's not a bad idea to keep one as a pet! Crickets, grasshoppers, and meal worms make excellent food.

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A Baby Praying Mantis is Called a Nymph which is between the egg and adult stage.

The female praying mantis are famous for eating the male after mating.

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