No matter how diverse the nature around us is, the tiny grasshopper that we often ignore, fluttering its wings on the tip of the green grass or on the bank of a pond, is actually a perfect creation of nature. From a distance, they may look like just a colorful insect, but their lifestyle and hunting techniques are no less than any thrilling story. Grasshoppers are said to be nature's most skilled aviators. They can control each pair of wings separately. As a result, they can fly straight up, down, left, right, and even backwards. They have the strange ability to hover in one place in the air Which has also served as inspiration for many modern helicopter technologies.
Although grasshoppers may seem calm and harmless, they are among the most deadly predators in the insect world. Their success rate in catching prey is about 95% much higher than that of a tiger or lion. They can catch mosquitoes, flies, and other harmful insects while flying in the air. Eat it. Therefore, their role in keeping our environment and crop fields free from diseases and pests is immense. The two giant eyes of the grasshopper are actually made up of thousands of small eyes. Grasshoppers existed on Earth about 300 million years ago, but the wingspan of the grasshoppers at that time was almost the same as that of an eagle. With the urban sprawl, it has become increasingly difficult to see grasshoppers. This beautiful friend is disappearing due to the filling of water bodies and excessive use of pesticides. It is extremely important for us to be environmentally conscious to preserve these living sculptures of nature.
꧁༺Photography Details ༻꧂
| Camera used | Smartphone |
|---|---|
| Model | Realme-9 |
| Location | Bangladesh |
| Photographer |  |