Deepening understanding of Green Grasshopper Atractomorpha

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Grasshoppers are herbivorous insects from the suborder Caelifera in the Orthoptera order. This type of insect has an antenna that does not exceed its length and also this animal has a short ovipositor.

Grasshopper is one of the best animals to find. We can find these animals in the fields, even the grasshoppers we will discuss, like to enter the house.

Now in this occasion, the animal site admin will provide information about the types of grasshoppers we know. Speaking of grasshoppers, there is one type of grasshopper that can be eaten, there are also types of grasshoppers which seem to be inedible because they have a slightly creepy body.

Green Grasshopper Atractomorpha

This type of grasshopper is classified as an orthoptera order with a characteristic body that has green leaves and also includes insect pests. This leaf grasshopper has the ability to change the colour of its body from green to brown when the ambient temperature is higher in the dry season.

The study of insect life fairness is called entomology Insects belong to the insect class (Uniramia subfile) which is subdivided into 29 orders, including Diptera (for example flies).

Coleoptera (eg beetles), Hymenoptera (eg ants, bees, and wasps), and Lepidoptera (eg butterflies and moths). Animal Wildlife source

The Apterigota group consists of 4 orders because all adult insects have no wings, and 25 other orders belong to the Pterigota group because they have wings.

Insects are segmented animals with very high adaptation rates. Insect size is relatively small and was the first time successful colonization on earth. Characteristics of the Insecta class:

  1. The body is divided into 3 parts (head, thorax, abdomen)
  2. Have a pair of antennas
  3. Foot 3 pairs
  4. Have a pair / 2 pairs of wings
  5. The mouth device consists of: a pair of mandibles, a pair of maxilla, labium and hypopharynx.

One reason why insects have high diversity and abundance is their high reproductive ability. Insects reproduce in very large numbers, and in some species can even produce several generations in a year.

The ability of other insects that are believed to have been able to maintain the existence of insects until now is the ability to fly.

A number of animals have evolved aerial locomotion, either by powered flight or by gliding. Flying and gliding animals (volant animals) have evolved separately many times, without any single ancestor. Flight has evolved at least four times, in the insects, pterosaurs, birds, and bats. Wikipedia source

Desert locust invasions are also complex. Under normal conditions, desert locusts behave like grasshoppers and do not swarm — but after a period of good breeding conditions, once populations reach a critical density, their colour and behaviour change. The locusts begin to swarm and migrate downwind to find green vegetation to eat and damp environments in which to lay their eggs, a phenomenon that earned them a place in the Bible.
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Generally, insects undergo perfect metamorphosis, namely the life cycle with several different stages: eggs, larvae, pupae and image. Some orders that have perfect metamorphosis are Lepidoptera, Diptera, Coleoptera, and Hymenoptera.

Incomplete metamorphosis is the life cycle with stages: eggs, nymphs, and imago The events of the egg-leaving larvae are called eclosion. After eclosion, these new insects can be similar or some at all with the parent. Stages not yet mature usually have many eating behaviour characteristics.

Body growth is controlled by using a reference to weight gain, usually in the form of a ladder wherein each ladder is described by the release of old skin (exuvium), where this process is called moulting. Therefore at each stage, the insects grow to the extent that the outer wrapping becomes limited, after being left again and so on until it is perfect.


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