An edition of Grasshoppers and their relatives
(2012)
Grasshoppers and their relatives
by Patricia Brennan
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Questions and answers explore the world of insects, with an emphasis on grasshoppers.
This introduction to grasshoppers and their relatives discusses their physical characteristics, behavior, and natural environment.
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Table of Contents
What are grasshoppers and their relatives?
Where in the world do these animals live?
How is a grasshopper put together?
How do some grasshoppers "feel" around?
How does a grasshopper move about?
How does a grasshopper breathe?
What do grasshoppers eat?
How does a grasshopper make music?
How does a grasshopper lay her eggs?
How does a baby grasshopper hatch?
Why does a nymph shed its skin?
What preys on grasshoppers?
How do grasshoppers protect themselves?
What happens when grasshoppers swarm?
How big can a locust swarm get?
How does living in a group change locusts?
Who calls out its name?
Who is that brightly colored 'hopper?
Which grasshopper is a thief?
Just what are crickets?
Do crickets make good pets?
Who is hiding in that leaf?
Which crickets are spelunkers?
Can a cricket dig a burrow?
Which cricket loves ants?
What are wetas?
Are grasshoppers good to eat?
Are these animals in danger?
Edition Notes
Previous edition: 2003.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 64) and index.
Accelerated Reader MG 4.6 1 1 167234
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