Understanding About Grasshopper

Grasshopper is a medium for big insects. The adult length is 1 to 7 cm, depending on the species. Like their 'katydids' and 'cricket' brothers, they have chewed their mouths, two pairs of wings, one narrow and difficult, broad and flexible back legs, and other lengths to jump. They differ from these groups in having short antennas that do not reach very far back on their bodies.

Grasshoppers usually have large eyes, and are colored to blend into their surroundings, usually a combination of brown, gray or green. In some species men have bright colors on their wings that they use to attract females. Some species eat toxic plants, and keep toxins in their bodies for protection. They are brightly colored to warn predators that they taste bad. The female locusts are larger than males and have a sharp point at the end of their existing abdomen to help them lay their eggs underground. Grasshopper Men sometimes have special structures for their wings that they rub their hind legs or rub together to make sound.