Will the grasshopper recognize the master, and will the grasshopper know the master?

Raising a grasshopper does not necessarily recognize its owner.

Insects do not have an IQ and do not recognize people, which is probably the opinion of many people. This statement is also true and incorrect.

It is said that it is correct because insects do not have the brains of homeothermic animals, and their behavior is basically driven by their own instincts. It is wrong to say that it is because insects, like mammals, have five senses, namely sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch, and their ability to perceive and adapt to the environment is very strong.

Raising grasshoppers will recognize their masters.

Specifically back to the matter of raising grasshoppers, most players may have this experience: when the new grasshopper sees people approaching, it will always run away quickly, and make an exclamation while running, and after the owner feeds it for a few days, it will find that it has become quiet and obedient. This means that it has adapted to the existence of this person, or to the environment in which it is located.

Like mammals, insects have five senses, namely sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch, and they have a strong ability to perceive and adapt to their environment.

Raising grasshoppers

Grasshoppers are very sensitive to temperature perception, generally speaking, the ambient temperature reaches 23 will chirp, when the temperature reaches 25, the louder and more rapid the call, on the contrary, the call will become low and slow. Therefore, it is more appropriate to place the gnats in a relatively cool environment.

When storing winter grasshoppers, try not to put them directly on the heating, because the humidity is low in winter, coupled with the heating of the roasting, will make the insects around the more dry, the grasshopper will scream more than when heated, but the environment that is too high and too dry will also have a bad impact on its lifespan, the light tendrils, the heavy dehydration and forgetting.

The grasshopper knows its master

When a new grasshopper sees a person approaching, it runs very fast, and when it runs, it makes a scream, and it is impossible to try to feed it, or let it bathe on a wet towel.

But after a few days of feeding, the owner will find that it is quieter, or more obedient, which means that it has adapted to the presence or environment of the person, therefore, it will slowly accept you.

Precautions for raising grasshoppers

1. Don't feed it sweets. Grasshoppers can't eat too sticky and sweet food, which can easily cause self-biting claw tips, broken beards, and mutilation, which greatly reduces the value of the gameplay.

2. Breadworms will not be fed, breadworms are easy to cause indigestion of gnats, fire, and black oil on the edge of the navel. It is better to feed it wormwood and corn worms, feeding her every five or six days.

3. Whether the grasshopper is packed in a gourd or a gas bottle, it must be released and fed, because the space for insects is limited, and there will be feces of the grasshopper. If the food is placed between them, the internal environment will become dirty, which will affect the growth of the grasshoppers.

I've caught the wild one all the time, and I'm a little worried that it won't live for more than two months, so let's try it.

Answer: People don't hate domestic noise because humans have an adaptive ability to gradually adapt to the noise in the environment. This ability is known as "auditory adaptation" or "sound adaptation".

Explanation: Auditory adaptation refers to the gradual adaptation of the human auditory system to sound of a certain intensity or frequency, so that people can live in a relatively noisy environment. This adaptability is achieved through the gradual weakening of neurons in the human auditory system in response to mone-sensitive sounds.

In the process of adaptation, people's brains automatically adjust their perception of sound so that it is no longer seen as noise, but as background sound.

Expansion: However, being in a noisy environment for a long time can have a negative impact on a person's physical health. Long-term exposure to high noise can increase people's risk of heart disease, high blood pressure, insomnia, and other diseases, and even cause hearing damage to people.

Therefore, in order to protect your health, it is still necessary to minimize noise pollution and maintain a quiet living environment in the home environment.

They are raised to listen to the cries.

1. Eat: Meat and vegetarian matching, mainly vegetarian, preferably carrots, each one a large amount of nails per day is enough, occasionally supplemented by bread worms.

2. Drink: You don't need to drink water, just use a wet towel to plop on the table and let him crawl, replenish water and clean the whiskers at the same time.

3. Living: The space of the grasshopper cage is narrow, which is easy to cause joint diseases, so there is more time for the grasshopper to come out for a walk.

4. Feeding the grasshoppers in winter, when it is higher than 27 to 28 degrees Celsius, the grasshoppers will begin to chirp loudly, but do not put the gourd used to raise the grasshoppers on the heating to bake, and the long-term chirping will also shorten the life of the grasshoppers.

When the ambient temperature drops below 20 degrees Celsius, around 16 degrees Celsius, the gnats stop chirping.

Of course, the temperature should not be too low, and it is easy to cause the death of the gnats when it is below 0 degrees Celsius.

According to the color and body shape, the adult grasshopper is divided into four varieties: the cyan one is called "mountain blue", which is bright and bright like a wax product when it is not moving; The black (or dark brown) ones are called "iron gnats";

Those that resemble the color of dead grass are called "grass white"; The other pure green one is called the "green grasshopper".

These adult gnats are basically carnivores, and the keeper can feed them some "bread worms" every day, and occasionally some vegetables and fruits to achieve a balanced nutrition.

Winter grasshoppers can live until around May Day of the following year, but there are many master breeders who can keep them alive until around August of the following year.