Assertion: mantis's leg | /r/HasProperty | front
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text: What a mantis is actually doing while it raises its head and holds its front legs together is waiting for food.
text: You will observe that the mantis makes use of the sharp spikes running along its front legs when it grasps its prey, and if you look carefully you will see a pretty sharp hook at the end of the leg which comes in handy when the mantis skewers the neck of its victims.
text: What a mantis is actually doing while it raises its head and holds its front legs together is waiting for food.
text: The praying mantis uses its front legs to grasp and capture its prey.
text: The praying mantis is so named because when waiting for prey, it holds its front legs in an upright position as if they are folded in prayer.
text: When threatened, praying mantis will stand on its hind legs and spread its front legs to scare the predator.
text: If this tactic is not effective enough, praying mantis will strike using its front legs and try to bite and pinch the predators.
text: The praying mantis, on the other hand, folds his front legs.
text: The Praying Mantis is an insect that gets its name because of it elongated front legs which come together at any angle the resembles two hands in prayer.
text: The praying mantis uses its front legs to grasp and capture its prey.
text: The praying mantis is so named because when waiting for prey, it holds its front legs in an upright position as if they are folded in prayer.
text: When threatened, praying mantis will stand on its hind legs and spread its front legs to scare the predator.
text: If this tactic is not effective enough, praying mantis will strike using its front legs and try to bite and pinch the predators.
text: The praying mantis, on the other hand, folds his front legs.
text: His reflexes are lightning quick, enabling him to strike his prey with his front legs.
text: Those same legs are also used to physically grab the prey that they eat; the mantis has very quick reflexes in his front legs.