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mantid (noun) - an abbreviation for Mantodea, an order of insects that includes praying mantises. Mantids are known for their distinctive raptorial forelegs, which they use to catch and hold prey. These insects are often seen as beneficial predators in gardens and ecosystems.
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These mantids need a very humid environment.
But they are completely unrelated to mantids.
Mantids are said to hypnotise their prey.
They are quite unrelated to mantids.
Mantids are said to hypnotize their prey.
Other insects including grasshoppers and mantids have been recorded.
Praying mantids spend the winter in the egg stage.
They were cladistically analyzed and polarized using two mantids and two termites.
Mantids are the only other invertebrate species known to use stereopsis.
This is the largest species of Australian mantids.
Most mantids do not guard their eggs or care for their young.
The transfer of recombinant genetic material from termites and mantids into Judas breed.
Sellers of praying mantids sometimes sell their animals as a different species than they actually are.
Their large size and vibrant coloration make Hierodula mantids popular in the pet trade.
Mantids will eat anything that moves … including other mantids.

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Welcome to the Mantids Axarquía website.
Many examples are known in various groups of invertebrates, including the mantids.
List of Australian stick insects and mantids Mantodea of Oceania.
These mantids prefer sparse low vegetation in warm, dry places.
The male is able to fly, while most female praying mantids are not.
If you put some mantids together, they will attack and eat each other.
Adult mantidflies are predators of suitably sized insects, which they catch as mantids do.
Praying mantids do not reproduce quickly, and they catch only fast-moving insects.
Mantis refers to the genus mantis, to which only some praying mantids belong.
After all, mantids are cannibals.
However, the underlying mechanisms for the prey capture behavior are different in mantidflies and mantids.
Most adult praying mantids have wings ( some species do not ).
Flies, Flies are undoubtedly the food most consumed by mantids.
Mantids are able to turn their heads 180 degrees to expand their field of vision.
Look, I am glad to see you getting some action from something beside mantids.
Mantids can turn their heads 180 degrees to scan their surroundings with two large compound eyes.
This includes many groups of moths, beetles, praying mantids and lacewings.
The mantids of Hispaniola, with the description of two new species ( Mantodea ).
This along with 18 other subfamilies composes mantidae, the most diverse and heterogeneous family of mantids.
All mantids have two large, compound eyes and three small, simple eyes ( ocelli ).
The Ghost mantis is often quiet and non-aggressive, also to other Ghost mantids.
The wasps feed on caterpillars, praying mantids, bugs, grasshoppers, beetles, dead snakes and other meat.
The Bug Zoo displays live insects including water bugs, spiders, wasps, walkingsticks, and mantids.
Moslems claim that mantids always " pray " properly -- facing toward Mecca.
Each egg case contains approximately 200 baby mantids.

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