File:Богомол обыкновенный.jpg
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Русский: Обыкновенный богомол — типичный хищник-засадчик, мимикрирующий под окружающие растения. Подстерегая жертву, малоподвижен, при появлении её в пределах досягаемости захватывает передними хватательными ногами, удерживая её между шипастыми бедром и голенью. English: The common mantis is typical of an ambush predator, imitating under surrounding plants. Waiting for the victim, sedentary, with the appearance of her within reach grips by grasping front legs, holding it between the spiked femur and tibia |
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