Praying mantis are some of the most intimidating and interesting insects on the planet. Their long, slender bodies and “praying” arms make them look like excellent hunters. Do they have any abilities beyond their karate-like moves, though? More specifically, do praying mantis possess poison that helps them deter predators? With some of the bright-colored mantis … Read more
Praying mantis are easily some of the most interesting insects out there. Aside from their unique appearance (that makes them look like they’re deep in prayer), they eat, fight, and mate in interesting ways, too. There are well over 2,000 species of praying mantis worldwide, with many of those being very common to see in … Read more
Out of all the insects in existence, praying mantis are some of the most interesting out there. Their appearance is extremely unique, and the way that they hunt is so interesting. These well-received bugs are appreciated both in the wild and as pets. In fact, they’ve become some of the most commonly-kept pet insects! However, … Read more
Many would consider seeing a praying mantis good luck. After all, it’s known for its ‘praying’ hand. This creature’s forelegs are positioned as if in prayer, hence the name. However, there’s a certain question to be asked regarding this elegant, pious creature. For how long will it remain in your company? So, what’s a praying … Read more
The Orchid Mantis, or Hymenopus coronatus, is a beautiful pink mantis species that’s shaped and colored very similarly to an orchid flower — hence its name. This species is very popular among both beginner and experienced mantis keepers alike due to its great personality and appearance that’s really second to none. This guide will tell … Read more
Praying mantis are some of the most unique-looking and interesting creatures that you can possibly own. While all species are certainly bizarre, Idolomantis diabolica takes the cake for one of the largest, strangest, and most beautiful praying mantis species in existence. It’s safe to say that this is a top-of-the-line mantis, acting as a sort of end … Read more