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European mantis — Marián Hubinský

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Marián Hubinský

European mantis

Mantis religiosa

Scientific name

Mantis religiosa

Local namespeygamberdevesidua eden böcekyalancı çekirge

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Key identifying features

Folded, spine-lined raptorial forelegs
Triangular head that can swivel to look backwards — unique among insects
Black-ringed, white-centred bullseye spot inside the foreleg base

Insect

Order: Mantodea
Length: 40–75 mm

Active months

June
July
August
September
October
November

Classification

The rungs scientists use to place living things by how closely related they are — from broad to narrow.

Family: Mantidae
Genus: Mantis
Scientific name: Mantis religiosa