Katydids & Grasshoppers Hunting And Eating Everything In Sight, Even If It’s Twice Their Size

Katydids are an insect family that includes grasshoppers and crickets. In some areas, they're also known as bush crickets or long-horned grasshoppers. Katydids come in over 6,000 different species and can be found on every continent except Antarctica. The Amazon Rainforest is home to around a third of them. They can be deadly and sometimes they meet other insects that are deadlier. If you want to see katydids and grasshoppers do their thing, keep watching, as we look at katydids and grasshoppers hunting and eating everything in sight, even if it’s twice their size.

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Grasshoppers Fighting

Insects are smaller than the usual animals we see hunting on videos, but they need to eat just as well. This grasshopper is digging into another grasshopper and eating right through it. If I didn’t know better, I would think this grasshopper is enjoying his meal. Insects are filled with protein, and this grasshopper is getting the most of this dead victim.

It’s time to eat as much juicy “grasshopper meat” as possible. These two grasshoppers have an argument over something and decide to fight about it. It looks more like a dance to me, but you can tell it’s a fight when one of the insects falls to the ground.

Katydids Fighting

These lean green fighting machines are katydids, and they are wrestling like the best of them. They are locked in, and the fight will not stop until one of them kills the other. Humans and other pets have never been known to be harmed by katydids. They may harm young plants, but they won't harm your garden in any significant way.

Some katydid species, typically found in tropical areas, eat smaller insects and may help keep other pests out of your garden. Two more katydids wrestle, but this time, one katydid has pinned the other one to the ground. However, the pinned katydid is able to flip his opponent over and begins to break limbs. This was one quick turn of events.

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