Examples of grasshopper

• A grasshopper hops on six legs. 

• A grasshopper that is 2.5 centimeters long can hop 50 centimeters: That’s twenty times its size! 

• Grasshoppers also use their legs to make music! 

• Grasshoppers, like all insects, have six legs. 

• In Oaxaca, Mexico, there are many grasshoppers. 

• Kangaroos hop on two legs, while grasshoppers hop on six. 

• So, the grasshopper can move away from danger quickly. 

• The people in Oaxaca say that grasshoppers have a very good taste. 

• Then they put salt and other things on the cooked grasshoppers. 

• They also think grasshoppers are very good for their health. 

• This tells other grasshoppers that danger is near. 

• However, in non-outbreak years, the overall population dynamics of grasshoppers appears to be influenced significantly by a suite of natural enemies attacking successive developmental stages.

• Some experiments were carried out on this subject with some of the common grasshoppers.

• Fungous diseases of adult grasshoppers can be ignored, for in normal years the percentage of infestation is very low, probably less than one per cent.

• All control insects survived the 9-day period of observation, while 30-95% of parasitized grasshoppers died, depending on the species (table 1).

• All branches of each plant and the ground in each square were carefully examined in order to detect the presence of any grasshopper.

• Secondary defence in the grasshopper does not occur if the spermathecae are surgically removed prior to mating.

• These grasshoppers usually occurred on leaves or branches of trees, and were flushed by the macaques' movements.

• Individual larvae were transferred with a camel's hair brush into the ruptured tympanum of each grasshopper.

• However, the flies were not able to deter large beetles (four cases) or grasshoppers (11 cases).

• The distribution of the grasshopper species in habitats is determined chiefly by microclimatic conditions, primarily by the air and soil humidities.

• It wouldn't bother me one iota if it turned out that humans were as banal as grasshoppers.

• All unparasitized grasshoppers survived while 75-95% of permissive and 30-40% of non-permissive hosts died.

• Furthermore, the different strategy adaptations of this insular grasshopper were compared with related continental species.

• The present studies were carried out in order to find out the potential and actual fertilities of grasshoppers, and to determine their role in outbreaks.

• Developing grasshopper neurons show variable levels of guanylyl cyclase activity on arrival at their targets.