### animal | arthropod | insect | grasshopper:

Locust
* Most locusts come from earth.
* Most locusts consume diets
  - plants
  - control bodies
* Most locusts destroy crops
  - gardens
  - grain
  - ground
  - herbs
  - vegetation
* Most locusts eat corn
  - fields
  - emerge from eggs
  - feed in fields
  - fly over heads
  - go through phases
* Most locusts has-part legs
* Most locusts have biomass
  - high mortality
  - organs
  - perceptions
* Most locusts invade crops
  - make pheromone
* Most locusts occur in fields
  - patches
  - possess bodies
  - prefer conditions
  - produce sound
  - serve functions
  - shed wings
  - spread wings
  - stand on legs
* Most locusts threaten crops
* Some locusts carry diseases.
* Some locusts eat fruit
  - pollen
  - trees
  - emerge from gardens
* Some locusts exhibit dimorphism
  - sexual dimorphism
* Some locusts go through growth stages
  - molt stages
* Some locusts graze in fields
* Some locusts have biological characteristics
  - foliage
  - gravity
  - green foliage
  - ranges
  - survival
  - year survival
* Some locusts invade fields
  - visit islands
* also cover a far larger area than army worms
  - eat everything
* are a good source of protein, vitamins and minerals
  - kind of grasshopper
* are a type of grasshopper that ate up all the green plants
  - grasshopper, but cicadas are related to leafhoppers and aphids
  - amongst the most dramatic and devastating of the insect pests
  - apparently a severe problem in Kazakhstan
  - bands
  - companies
  - edible insects , and are considered a delicacy in some countries
  - grasshopper-like insects
  - grasshoppers that are characterized by behavior
  - horrid little insects, plus they eat crops
  - insects that are related closely to grasshoppers
* are large grasshopper-like insects
  - insects native to equatorial regions of Africa and Asia
  - migratory grasshoppers that travel in great swarms
  - larger than grasshoppers and have transparent wings
  - migrators
  - prepared by many by being slightly roasted, dried in the sun, and then salted
  - related to grasshoppers and the two insects look similar
  - rich in protein
  - sometimes solitary insects with lifestyles much like grasshoppers
  - vegetarians
* can eat their own weight in food in a day
  - only fly for very long if there wind
  - stay in the air for long periods of time
  - travel great distances, rapidly stripping fields and damaging crops
* change their behavior at high population density, and their reproduction rate increases.
* cluster together in dense formations, often flying at night.
* communicate chemically in the process of phase transition.
* damage plants.
  - every living green thing
* differ from grasshoppers by their capacity to react to high densities.
  - their bodyweight in food every day
* encounter and react to a variety of stimuli while flying.
* form bands as nymphs and swarm as adults.
* have a very well-developed polarised light detection system
  - sources
  - cells
  - cytoplasm
  - quill feathers
  - sections
  - skulls
  - nearly every continent
* periodically cause natural disasters in several parts of the world.
* pose threats.
  - many practical functions
* sing when the air is hot and dry.
* steer by altering the movement of their wing muscles.