The body of the stick insect is segmented, how does it control the body?

The stick insect moves slowly, stretching forward from its head to reach its body to walk.

The stick insect does not have strong physical mobility, it relies on the peristalsis of the body to control the body.

Through the peristalsis of the body, friction is generated with the ground.

It controls the body through its peristalsis.

Move forward by the slow wriggling of your body.

It is controlled by the oscillation of its own body.

It advances by squirming the body section by section.

The stick insect is slow, lying still on the branches during the day and coming out at night, when it is violated and flying, a sudden flash of colored light will confuse the enemy. But this colored light is only a fleeting moment, and when the bamboo leaf insect lands on the ground and folds its wings, it suddenly disappears.

Stick insects often reproduce parthenogenesis, males are often few, and unfertilized eggs are more likely to develop into females. When damaged, the nymph's feet can fall off on their own and can regenerate. High temperatures, low temperatures, and dark light can darken the body color, and conversely, the body color can become lighter.

The body color of the day is different from that of the night, which becomes a rhythmic body color change. Stick insects are herbivorous.

1. The body of the stick insect is very similar to the bamboo branch, which belongs to the adaptation of organisms to the environment.

Organisms must adapt to the environment in order to survive, the body of the stick insect is very similar to the bamboo branch, it is not easy to be found by the enemy, it is conducive to defending against the enemy, protecting itself, is the adaptation of the organism to the environment.

2. Supplementary knowledge.

1. The adaptation of organisms to the environment is universal.

Extant organisms generally have morphological structures, physiological characteristics or behaviors that are adapted to the environment. These adaptive characteristics are developed over a long period of time. For example, camels have very little urine and sweat; Camel thorns have a well-developed root system; flag tree; protective color; Warning color; Mimicry, etc.

2. The adaptation of organisms to the environment is relative.

Each organism can only adapt to a certain environment, not to all of them. When the environment changes, it affects the survival of living organisms and even makes them die. For example, if the climate and other conditions change and the pond or river dries up, the fish living in the water will die due to lack of water.