These grasshoppers are sized as adults reach 85 mm in dark brown. When young (Nymfa) is green and sometimes there is a brown and orange pattern, then turns brown before the skin is peeled off.
It belongs to the classification of the Acrididae family because of its characteristic of a wooden locust, a short antenna, and there is a tympana (hearing instrument on insects) in the first segment of the abdomen.
During the winter, the locusts are hibernating.
Habitat of wooden locusts in leaves on bushes and in trees and feed on the leaves.
