1.
There are no male walking sticks.
Each egg laid is an exact replica of its mother.
8 points - added 13 years ago by JanetK - 2 comments
Comments:
If walking sticks are not male how do they reproduce
Added 12 years ago by guest, 1 point
Many walkingstick have male counter parts. They are simply not dependant on them because of their ability to clone.
Added 12 years ago by guest, 0 points
2.
Walking Sticks belong to the Phasmatodea insect family.
Phasmatodea comes from the latin word 'phasma' which means fantom, not that they are scary but they blend in with their surroundings.
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3.
Some countries make tea from the Walkingsticks droppings.
In Malaysia; jungle nymph walkingsticks are kept as pets and they are fed Guava leaves, then make tea from thier droppings. UGH.
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4.
If a predator grabs a walking stick by the leg, the walking stick will let that leg fall of and it will grow another one.
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5.
Some walking sticks have a nasty tasting liquid the spit to ward off attackers.
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6.
When Goliath walking sticks open thier wings they look like a snake that is ready to strike.
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7.
The smallest walking stick lives in the United States it only grows to be an inch long.
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8.
Walking Sticks are nocturnal creatures.
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9.
Walking sticks will shake thier bodies to mimick twigs blowing in the wind.
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10.
In the United States their are giant walking sticks.
They grown to be 7 inches long.
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11.
Some people keep walking sticks as pets.
Their owners feed them strawberries, oak leaves, roses and ivy.
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12.
Walking Sticks eat leaves for food.
They enjoy tree leaves oak and black cherry are their favorites.
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13.
The largest walking stick lives in Malaysia and can grow to be 22 inches long.
That's a two foot walking stick.
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14.
There are 3,000 different speices around the world.
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15.
Australian Walking Sticks defend themselves by looking like scorpions.
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16.
Walking sticks have tiny claws and sucker-like pads on their feet to help them hold on to trees.
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17.
Walking Sticks are different colors.
They can be green, brown, gray or yellow.
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18.
They grow to be about 3 inches long.
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19.
Northern Walking Sticks are found in forests in the United States and Canada.
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20.
Walking Sticks can live to be three years old.
We only have this data from those in capativity. Scientist don't know how long they live in the wild.
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21.
Walking sticks have been around at least 150 million years.
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