All About Grasshoppers: Facts, Eating Habits, and Protection
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By Shelby Abellard 2-105
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The Grasshopper is an insect.
A grasshopper has three body parts. They
are:
HEAD
THORAX
ABDOMEM
THE life cycle of a Grasshopper starts at
with eggs.
Grasshoppers never eats insects.
They are called herbivores.
Grasshoppers are not picky about the
plant they eat.
They will eat grass in your yard.
And they will eat the crops in your field
too.
That’s what a grasshopper eats.
Grasshoppers live in almost all kinds of
terrain such as:
grassland, rainforests, desert and
mountains.
Grasshoppers protects itself by the color of their body.
Most grasshoppers are the same color as grass.
If they don’t moare insects that live everywhere in the
world except the Polar regions. Grasshoppers subsist on
vegetation, can grow as long as five inches in some
species and differ from their close cousin, the locust, in
their behavior.NumbersThere are over 18,000 different
species of grasshoppers, according to Pestwall.com, with
over 400 existing in the western states of the
U.S.DefenseWhen a grasshopper feels threatened or
someone tries to handle it, the insect will excrete what
resembles a brown juice from its mouth. This is
sometimes called "tobacco juice."Sight &
SoundGrasshoppers ve, they wont be seen.
Grasshoppers hear through their
knees.
Did you know that grasshoppers can
singi.
Grasshoppers are fascinating insects with three body parts - head, thorax, and abdomen. They are herbivores that eat various plants and can be found in different terrains. Grasshoppers protect themselves through camouflage and other defense mechanisms. Interesting facts include their ability to hear through their knees and their unique singing capabilities.
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The Grasshopper By Shelby Abellard 2-105
WHAT IS A GRASSHOPPER? The Grasshopper is an insect. A grasshopper has three body parts. They are: HEAD THORAX ABDOMEM THE life cycle of a Grasshopper starts at with eggs.
WHERE DOES GRASSHOPPERS EAT? Grasshoppers never eats insects. They are called herbivores. Grasshoppers are not picky about the plant they eat. They will eat grass in your yard. And they will eat the crops in your field too. That s what a grasshopper eats.
Where do grasshoppers eat? Grasshoppers live in almost all kinds of terrain such as: grassland, rainforests, desert and mountains.
HOW DOES A GRASSHOPPER PROTECTS ITSELF Grasshoppers protects itself by the color of their body. Most grasshoppers are the same color as grass. If they don t moare insects that live everywhere in the world except the Polar regions. Grasshoppers subsist on vegetation, can grow as long as five inches in some species and differ from their close cousin, the locust, in their behavior.NumbersThere are over 18,000 different species of grasshoppers, according to Pestwall.com, with over 400 existing in the western states of the U.S.DefenseWhen a grasshopper feels threatened or someone tries to handle it, the insect will excrete what resembles a brown juice from its mouth. This is sometimes called "tobacco juice."Sight & SoundGrasshoppers ve, they wont be seen.
WHAT ARE SOME INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT GRASSHOPPERS Grasshoppers hear through their knees. Did you know that grasshoppers can singi.
