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What is the function of a grasshoppers esophagus?

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 ∙ 10y ago
Updated: 9/7/2023

the esophagus squeezes food to pass through down to the stomach.

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A grasshoppers esophagus is what leads the outside of the mouth to the crop of the body. This is where a grasshopper stores food before they swallow.

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