Now that you know the CLUE to telling the difference between a STICK INSECT and a PRAYING MANTIS is to look at the 'front legs', have a look at BRYCE'S PET.
It lives in a tree in his yard.
Can you see it?
It's really well camouflauged!
Look closely at it's 'FRONT LEGS'.
GO TO Brisbane Insects.com.
Look again at the pictures of STICK INSECTS and PRAYING MANTIDS.
WHAT IS IT?
LEAVE US A COMMENT.
DON'T FORGET TO GIVE US A REASON FOR YOUR ANSWER.
16 comments:
I think Bryce's insect is a stick insect because it had spiny legs all about the same length.
Bryce's insect was found in a pine tree which is where stick insects like to live. That's why I think Bryce's insect is a stick insect.
Bryce's stick insect has spiny legs and some spots on his body like I read about.
Bryce's insect is a stick insect because I noticed some spots on its body which stick insects have.
I think it is a stick insect because it is skinny and looks like a stick and it is also brown.
I love the reasons you have all given to back up your answer. They show you really listened and thought about the information you had seen and heard before deciding on what Bryce's pet insect was. Excellent work, everyone!
I think it is a praying mantis because it has bent legs.
i think it is a stick insect because it looks like a stick
I think it is a stick insect because they walk and they have skinny legs.
I think it is a praying mantis because its legs are thick
I think it is a praying mantis because it is brown
I think it is a praying mantis because its legs are bent
I think it is a praying mantis because it doesn't look like a stick.
I think it is a praying mantis because i have seen one before. A praying mantis has really strong front legs like this one
i think it is a praying mantis because it doesn't look skinny. It's legs are bent.
i think it is a praying mantis because its front legs are different to a stick insect
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