Praying Mantis

its very unlikely.

from what I've seen, praying mantises do not attack huge flying and stinging insects.

if they did then the world would be free from hornets probably :)

where do praying mantis live

The circulatory system in insects and praying mantises is an open circulatory system. This means that the hemolymph (blood) is freely floating in the organism bathing the organs as necessary. Insects are all cold-blooded (ectothermic) meaning they cannot metabolically control their own body temperature, it depends on their environment.

Mantises are very smart, so are their relatives cockroaches

I do not think so.

Ants have many parts to its name.

Antennas

Head

Thorax (middle section of the body)

Abdomen

Legs

Hope that helped :)

The orchid mantis is an rare insect that can be found only on white flowers. When disturbed, it flies away into the air with a buzzing noise. It is slightly similar to the mantis in appearance, and is found more frequently in sunny weather. When approached, the orchid mantis will raise its head in defense, making it easier to spot. It sells for 2,400 Bells, a high price for a bug.

no ..they have powerfull arms which is a perfect substitute for venom (to catch prey)

Unfortunately not, once the mantis has wings it means that it is and adult and not a wingless nymph ("baby"), once it has moulted into its last skin it will seldom moult again, thus not having a new skin to grow and repair.

Entomophobia (also known as insectophobia) is a common fear of, or aversion to Insects.

The praying mantis uses its grasping arms to lunge towards the grasshopper and trap it in its arms. Then , it begins to devour the grasshopper with its powerful jaws. It will eat everything exept for the hard parts like wings, legs, etc...

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It is generally a good thing, as praying mantises eat other insects that are considered pests.

The praying mantis does have claw-like legs. The praying mantis is known as one of the highest formidable predators in the animal kingdom. The claws are not actual referred to as claws but as raptorial legs.

no, they are carnovours

About as long as a cockroach, I guess.

A praying mantis hunts and eats other animals, so it has to be a consumer.

Yes it does

All I know is that the praying mantis is the only insect that can turn its head over its shoulder. I doubt it can turn its head all the way around.

---- A praying mantis sounds something like a cricket but is more peaceful in singing. Take that from a girl who is still in school studying science every other day. Sorrrry if that doesn't help you but I know what a praying mantis sounds like.....but i dont know what an ant sounds like....if it has any sounds:)

yes it is

are praying mantis in the bible

That depends on what species you have. I have raised Chinese mantids, and they usually hatch in the last week of May or first week of June. They molt into a new instar every couple of weeks, and they are mature by late August or early September. Between molts, they don't seem to grow very much, but after they shed their skin, they sometimes look as though they've grown 30% bigger overnight!

ummm. they will die.

after shedding skin 6 or 7 times

Yes some hobo spiders can but it depends on its size