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A female pseudo-gods (pseudovates), stop on the ipê sheet (handroanthus) in the yard

A ten-year-old Asian girl observes a mantis perched on a taro turtle. Cultivating children to observe small insects can train children's observation and acuity. Nature is also the best gift to children.

a ghost mantis in the wild

Ghost mantis in the nature

$Gunnera manicata dried and wilted plant.\nCloese-up and full frame.$

The Mantis has changed her body color in accordance with the color of the leaf.

Close up of ghost mantis

Praying mantis on a stem isolated on black background. Nature macro, insect wildlife. The sentadu grasshopper or praying mantis is a carnivorous insect belonging to the order Mantodea

green jewel flower praying mantis

Praying Ghost Mantis

Part of the head of a Praying Mantis appears in one corner of the image. Copy Space

A beautiful and great goddown (pseudovates) in the leaves of lemon sicilian in the yard

Green praying mantis silhouette

Mantis is a type of mantis originating from the island of Borneo. It has a unique body shape and is colored like dried leaves to disguise itself for prey.

A Giant Asian mantis or Harabiro Mantis waiting for a prey in the rain tropical forest on the island of Bali in Indonesia.

green adult female of praying mantis

female of European dwarf mantis (Ameles spallanzania)

The European dwarf Mantis is sitting on a leaf in its natural habitat, waiting for prey.

Close focus mantis on the branches of rose tree

A beautiful and great goddown (pseudovates) in the leaves of lemon sicilian in the yard

Intricate details of a praying mantis perched on a lush green leaf, showcasing its natural habitat and unique features in a serene outdoor setting.

Praying Mantis

This macro image features a the front view portrait of a male Carolina mantis Stagmomantis carolina praying mantis insect ready to attack

$Praying mantises are vital for sustainable ecosystems, acting as natural pest control agents by keeping harmful insect populations in check. Their predatory behavior reduces the need for chemical pesticides, supporting healthier crops and biodiversity. These fascinating insects remind us of nature’s delicate balance and the importance of preserving habitats for a sustainable future.\nLocation: Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh (India)$

green leaf insect hiding in leaves on a black background

background of dry leaves on the ground

Mantis close - up on a green background. Insect Bogomol.

Took this photo from behind to show a different perspective from this amazing predator in Costa Rica.

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