Andrews backyard adventure.
So I was making some water bottle MRE bombs in my backyard today. I didnt put enough heater in one of the bottles so it didn't go off....for like 10 min. So I'm talking on the phone and hear a pop and go to investigate.
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praying mantises= masters of camouflage.
Ya those guys are aweosme. I had one in cage for a while when I was like 10 or so. Cought some of those little 4 winged butterflies and watched it eat. Was awesome!
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i read in a book when i was 12 that some of them can get to be the size of a bananna, and after reading that i never wanted to come across one. when me and the family go to costa rica for like a month every year, you WILL come across large insects. grasshoppers 9 inches long.
It would suck being a male praying mantis.
[quote="The Snuke!!!"]grasshoppers 9 inches long.[/quote]
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this one is probably 6 inches long:
you entomologist bastards
you can pay for school but you cant buy class
[quote="picoy"]I saw on the national geographic channel that the females bite off the head of the male during mating.[/quote]
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So you dont like peta then?
lol was this when i was talking to you cause i had no idea what you were talking to you lol
YA. Lol the explosion sounded EXACTLY lile my sliding glass dor closing. Like, exactly. I was like WTH is that? *grabs pistol*
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I shoot Table Gypsies on sight!
I had a praying mantis jump from a leaf onto my crotch.
Re-read your post out loud. Edit as you feel neccesary. 8)
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flat landers....this morning i founda black widow in my bedroom about 1 inch arcoss, what did i do? hicapaa the b itch. Praying mantis are really gentel, i pick them up and let them crawl on my hand, just dont poke their heads and they woke bite you.
I personally love praying mantises(manti?) and most other insects, this one just surprised me.
[quote="picoy"]:shock: Wow!
Care to elaborate for the round eyes here?
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theres a video somewhere of one eating a smal bird, the mantis was about 7 inches and the bird was about inches it took it the better part of the day but he did it. The video is time lapsed.
[quote="tommyknocker2121"][quote="picoy"]:shock: Wow!
[quote="Andrew"] the round eyes here?[/quote]
one of my friends had to get 3 stitches after being attached by a foot long plus mantis in alabama of all places
pics or it didnt happen! i think some of them fly too.