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Tuesday, July 9, 2013

Long-horned Grasshopper -katydids



KATYCHOS are insects related to the cricket family. They are sometimes called long-horned grasshoppers due to their unusually long antennae winch may sometimes exceed their body length. The Insects live In bushes and trees and are powerful jumpers. Although many species do not fly. they Butter their wings while taking long leaps. Many katydids have wings that look like leaves. Others that are pink or brown too display remarkable camouflage skills to  avoid predators. Katydids are known to reproduce frequently and some species are considered agricultural pests. The name katydid is believed to have originated from its calls which sound like the words 'katy did'. The insect is found in tropical regions of the world.

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