About: Tenodera sinensis

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Tenodera sinensis is a species of mantis. This species is variable by size and color. The color of the mantis actually show aggression level. The males of this species remain one color and are more prone to biting and clawing due to the rather fearfull and jumpy behavior of males. Green female are very aggressive in this species and unlike the brown females, green ones are known to flare wings and strike at the disturbance of themselves or even the territory. Both colors will flee at first disturbance. Brown female are now known to strike or flare, but the do claw and bite when grabbed viciously.

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rdfs:label	Tenodera sinensis
rdfs:comment	Tenodera sinensis is a species of mantis. This species is variable by size and color. The color of the mantis actually show aggression level. The males of this species remain one color and are more prone to biting and clawing due to the rather fearfull and jumpy behavior of males. Green female are very aggressive in this species and unlike the brown females, green ones are known to flare wings and strike at the disturbance of themselves or even the territory. Both colors will flee at first disturbance. Brown female are now known to strike or flare, but the do claw and bite when grabbed viciously.
dcterms:subject	Mantodea
abstract	Tenodera sinensis is a species of mantis. This species is variable by size and color. The color of the mantis actually show aggression level. The males of this species remain one color and are more prone to biting and clawing due to the rather fearfull and jumpy behavior of males. Green female are very aggressive in this species and unlike the brown females, green ones are known to flare wings and strike at the disturbance of themselves or even the territory. Both colors will flee at first disturbance. Brown female are now known to strike or flare, but the do claw and bite when grabbed viciously. The chinese mantis male finds a mate by searching (landing on plants or using pharamones) Once the male finds a mate, he jumps straight on her and starts it. Unlike the european mantis, tenodera sinensis female are not as likely to eat their mate's heads off. But this isnt always, sometimes the female will grab the male and eat him. After a week or more after mating she has her egg sack, capible of withstanding the cold of winter and rain. In spring they hatch. There can be up to a hundred! Male nympths are also told from females by abdomen parts and anntenae, eyes and color of body (light brown).

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