Dear steemit friends...
Steemit friends must know locusts is not it? But every animal has its own way of reproducing, so is the locust. Grasshopper reproduces in a generative way that is by marriage.
The reproduction of grasshoppers is done by means of male locusts with smaller body size than the female locusts that are above dispensing spermatophere into the female ovipositor. Then the sperm into the female egg through the micropyles (smooth channel).
The process of egg formation lasts for 3 to 4 days through the process of incubation in the soil. And surprisingly, the female locusts are capable of producing up to 300 eggs in a period of 3 to 4 days of incubation.
This natural photography i took to use Samsung SM-G610F smartphone camera with Orientation: 0 ° and focal length 3.60mm, Aperture F1,9. Lighting time 1/33 s ICO: 50 + Macro.
So short writing and some photography of mantis that I can share on this occasion. Let this post interesting, helpful and steemian friends love it.
Thanks for taking the time to visit my blog, i hope you enjoy it :)
@subkiusman
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Awesome photography and very nice blog Upvote and followed stay blessed dear.
Thank you my friend
Wow . I didnt know about this until you posted it. Interesting creatures. Also, Very cool photos!
upvoted and followed and will be waiting for more interesting photos
Excelente fotografía, se ve con un gran detalle y me gusta también que acompañaste tu post explicando la reproducción de esta especie. La naturaleza es asombrosa y es muy interesante todos los procesos diferentes que realiza cada especie, no solo en la reproducción si no en todos los demás aspectos de su vida. Buen post, saludos.
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