stag beetle
the moss mantis would win
It all depends on if they are on land or in water. I guess it might be a fight if they were in like a shallow body of water where they both can move and fight. I feel like the fight would end in mutual destruction either way.
Simba.
Venom is stronger and faster but Batman is smarter but Venom would kill Batman by his webs.
Praying mantis. Would kill the bee even before it could try to sting.
No, a praying mantis is an insect.no its a bug! how would it be an amphibian anyways???
stomp on them, make a insect fight against the mantis. Mantis only kills manily INSECTS that are small and against a human i mean come on... you think a praying mantis would just become as big as a empire state building? that would be scary!
It depends, generally, a praying mantis would be stronger, but ants are creatures that live in mass quantity. If you want straight facts, a praying mantis is stronger, if you care more about a real scenario, where there would probably be one praying mantis, and thousands of ants, ants would be stronger. Also to add to this point, ants carry up to 4 times their weight.
Except during mating season, the praying mantis is a solitary insect.
stag beetle
Hello! I would not feed a Praying Mantis to a Crested Lizard, because Mantis' have spikes on their claws, which wont kill the Crested, but could very easily harm him.
Well... Many people would say no, that you should feed a praying mantis live insects (Which are usually quite cheap from most pet shops) but I think it is okay. I had a pet praying mantis that I fed raw meat and he seemed to be fine and lived 6 months like an ordinary praying mantis. So if you want to be safe, I suggest feeding it crickets or mealworms. (But only to an adult mantis, don't feed nymphs crickets or mealworms)
the female mantis is big and bulky in appearance and is at least one inch longer then the male. the male is very slender and graceful looking.
the praying mantis eats all of the slugs and other bugs such as ants and pests that eat your flowers and plants.
Predation, from other mantids or birds and such
I would guess a praying mantis, and other bugs that are big like that