A creature that mates even after death

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Friends, today we will tell about such a living being who can have sex or meeting even after death.

Friends, you must have seen the praying mantis or green mantis. They are definitely found in gardens and lush green places.

Why was it named Praying Mantis because its front legs are very long and keep its front legs as if it is as if someone is praying?

In Greece, this insect is considered very auspicious, hence it was named Mentis. The Greek word mantis means prophet or messenger.

Their life cycle is about 1 year.

 Its size varies from half-inch to 6 inches long.

It can change its color according to its environment.

It can rotate its head up to 180 degrees.

It has two eyes but one ear which is on its chest. Because of this, he does not recognize where the surrounding voice came from.

This garden is helpful in helping the gardens as it eats insects. They feed insects during the summer season and feed their stomachs. They eat small creatures like beetles, grasshoppers, spiders, butterflies, etc. Even they sometimes hunt even hummingbirds.

There are more than 2300 species of praying mantis, one of them is a bordered mantis in North America. It is a very popular species in America. The special feature of this species is that the female mantis is unable to fly while the males are capable of flying. The male mantis is much smaller in size than the female mantis.

They hunt from their front legs and like to eat their prey alive. But as soon as the summer season ends, he starts the work of increasing his lineage. Their life cycle lasts only until summer. They are unable to protect themselves in the cold. Therefore it becomes necessary for them to have a meeting. They need to meet each other, so the female mantis leaves a chemical in the air to attract the male mantis.

By smelling that chemical, any male mantis reaches the female mantis but as soon as the mail mantis reaches the female mantis. She immediately catches it and eats it.

Surprisingly, the male mantis knows that this is his last meeting. Despite this, he sacrifices his life. He does this so that his offspring can move forward.

Scientists believe that the female mantis does this so that it requires protein and carbohydrates to produce eggs that are developing inside it, which only its matching partner can supply. Therefore, she fulfills her requirement by eating male mantis.

When such sufficient energy is collected, the female mantis needs sperm to fertilize its eggs. For this, she once again leaves the same chemical in the air, which after finding another male partner, is pulled to the male mantis. But this time too, the female mantis cuts off the head of the male mantis and eats it.

Despite this, the mail mantis does not die but keeps meeting continuously. You will be surprised to know that despite cutting off your head, they keep meeting without ahead for three consecutive hours. This is because he is able to do this because the male can control his sexual part through the nerve in the stomach without the head.

The biggest advantage of not having a head of mail is the female mantis because eating the head of the mail partner causes cramps or wrinkles in the body of the mail partner which increases the amount of sperm that is delivered. Finally, when the meeting ends, the female mantis uses the body of the mail mantis even when it needs more energy.

We are proud to be human beings knowing that at least this is not the case with us.