Insects, such as the praying mantis, do not care for their young. Young insects are strictly on their own, they care for themselves. Since all insect behavior is instinctive, there is actually nothing for young insects to learn from older insects anyway. They are hatched knowing what to do, and they do it.
they dont. young take care of themselves
It depends on how the were raised. If you found a Praying mantis in the wild it may be aggressive, so if you want to take care of it, you need to be carefull when handulling it.
yes because other things may eat it
alittle less than half a year
take it to the hospital Seriously, Just let her be and treat her like all other praying mantis's.
It depends on the religious denomination of the "Praying Mantis". Different religions not only have designated places to seek food, but also, the type of food that the Praying Mantis may eat.I believe Hermosa Beach, in California has a Homeless Mission for the Praying Mantis; however, the food is for consumption "in house", NOT for "take-out"! Not sure if it's still there, as this was back in 1999, when I lived in the area.
2 weeks
praying mantis makes good pets. make sure you feed them good are they might try to run away.
---- A praying mantis sounds something like a cricket but is more peaceful in singing. Take that from a girl who is still in school studying science every other day. Sorrrry if that doesn't help you but I know what a praying mantis sounds like.....but i dont know what an ant sounds like....if it has any sounds:)
No the mantis does but its possible that it will take a few hours or days.Im actually waiting for my mantis to eat the cricket.But anyway if your expecting it to THEN TAKE THE CRICKET OUT.Its going to be dead if you leave it.
We watched a Praying Mantis consume almost all of the leaves of our dwarf Citrus Tree, orange. Almost no leaves are left. Upon our research, we found that they will take control over a tree from other Praying Mantis. We watched the Praying Mantis from a baby to shed it shell, grow larger and then turn from green to brown. We now have many Praying Mantis in our yard, but they do not seem to consume the leaves as this first Praying Mantis. We do not know why. We have seen one very large belly Praying Mantis, I wonder if this one is pregnant, some very small babies and now some medium size Green Praying Mantis in the yard this year. They are timid and do not appreciate being moved from tree to tree, as this takes them away from the Tree or bush they have adopted as their own. We understand that some Praying Mantis will protect their adopted tree or bush, correct? Anyways, all is well now with the Citrus Trees. When we had a Patio Cover in the yard and grew vegetables around the Patio Cover, they would eat these leaves also. You could watch them consume a large leaf a day. Has anyone else had these experiences? Canyon Country, CA
I brought a female Praying Mantis indoors and three weeks later she laid her egg case. So it can take a few weeks to a month for them to lay eggs after mating.