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Stick Insects
Just as the name implies, they look like a stick, with legs. Entomologists are still working on grouping these animals. Many newly discovered species have not been formally described but there are about 3,000 species classified and the list is growing.
548 Questions
Why do water stick insect needs to be on the surface of the water?
Water stick insects favor being on the surface of the water because this is where their food accumulates. Also, if they were under the water, they would not survive.
Do walking-stick insects hibernate?
No, they do not hibernate, mainly because stick insects live in warm and tropical climates where the temperature does not vary much throughout the year.
What is the name for a disciplinary stick?
A disciplinary stick is often referred to as a "cane." It is traditionally used in some educational or disciplinary settings to administer corporal punishment. In some cultures, it may also be known as a "switch" or "paddle." However, the use of such implements has become increasingly controversial and is discouraged in many places.
When does stick wars 3 come out?
Hmmm..., well, there are some rubbish versions that people have made that are not funny in the slightest on youtube... but watch Potter Puppet pals instead!! Neil cicilraiga rules!
Adult cicadas feed on plant sap. They are short lived, most living only a few weeks. The larvae live underground and feed on the sap from the roots of trees. They live for a long time, some 7 years, some 15 etc.. depending on the species. They then become an adult an live for a short time.
A wooden stick much like a shortened broom handle, used for removing wet laundry from very hot water thereby avoiding burns to the hands.
It actually looks like a wee twig. If you find one, be very gentle and let it crawl onto your finger to get a closer look. Be careful, as they are very fragile. Please put him back on the tree where you found him.
Do walking sticks communicate?
It is believed that walking sticks do communicate with one another. These insects may communicate through their legs and sounds much in the same way crickets do.
Many stick insect species are thin, but that doesn't mean they are anorexic - their thin, twig-like bodies serve as camouflage against predators.
