Why is the grasshopper cage so small?

Because the cage is small and easy to carry.

Usually, grasshopper cages are made of woven straw, and the shapes are also various, including round, square, and triangle. At that time, many children mastered this "little craft", and the woven grasshoppers

The grasshopper cage is not only strong and durable, but also beautiful in appearance. Since the material of the straw is relatively tough, it can bounce lightly when dropped on the ground without breaking. It is perfect to use it to raise grasshoppers.

Most of the grasshopper cages installed in clothes are made of gourds or bamboo woven crafts. Because they are afraid of the cold, a cloth bag will be put on the outside of the bamboo woven cage to keep warm.

Habits of the Grasshopper: The Grasshopper is omnivorous, but mainly preys on other insects.

They can kill each other when hungry, and females generally eat more males.

Because it can prey on some pests, it should be captured and utilized appropriately.

Tussahs are considered pests in areas.

In terms of plants, in addition to eating various green plants, they also eat steamed buns, rice, tofu, steamed buns, fried cakes, etc.

The natural enemies of this insect include Beauveria bassiana, red parasites, and locusts. Sometimes they are killed when preying on wasps.

In addition to being raised as an ornamental insect, it can also be protected and used as a natural enemy of pests.

In addition, its eggs are very nutritious, with a protein content of 49.49%. They can be eaten fried or fried and are also a delicious dish.