Is Mantis a Chinese martial arts school?

Mantis Fist.

Mantis Fist is a famous Chinese traditional martial arts fist, a type of Elephantine Fist. It is one of the four famous fists of Shandong, and one of the first nine schools of traditional martial arts to be included in the systematic study and organization by the Wushu Sports Management Center of the State General Administration of Sports.

The formation and development of Mantis Fist is the cohesion of the end of the Ming and early Qing dynasties, many schools of martial arts, only according to the spectrum of the fist contained in the "eighteen fist ancestor's name", it can be said that the Mantis Fist is the carrier of the culture of the ancient Chinese martial arts, the study of this boxing for the understanding of the Ming and Qing dynasties of the martial arts has a great role in helping.

Related research on praying mantis:

In January 2021, Nathan Burke and Gregory Holwell of the University of Auckland, New Zealand, published a study in the Journal of Biology, which pointed out that in order to mate and to avoid being eaten, some males would turn aggressive and fight with the females, and sometimes seriously injure the latter.

Males try to use force to compel females to mate. Mating or death depends on who was the winner of the fight in the previous 12 hours. If the female mantis wins the fight, she will eat the male; but if the male wins, mating is usually complete.