Grasshoppers are animals that are not rare, we can find grasshoppers everywhere, especially in forests, swampy fields and also home yards. Grasshoppers are made into children's toys or used as fishing rods. For more knowledge you can see [here](https://id.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belalang).

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Grasshoppers are **herbivorous** insects of the suborder Caelifera in the **order Orthoptera**. These insects have antennae that are almost always shorter than their body and also have a short ovipositor. The sound produced by some grasshopper species is usually produced by rubbing their rear femur against their forewings or abdomen (called stridulation), or by flapping their wings in flight. 

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The hind femur is generally long and strong which is suitable for jumping. These insects generally have wings, although sometimes their wings cannot be used for flight. Female grasshoppers are generally larger than male grasshoppers. But many common people do not know that grasshoppers have extraordinary facts, which in fact grasshoppers have an extraordinary function in both negative and positive terms.

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These insects can be pests to plants such as the symptoms of attack caused by grasshoppers there are tears in the leaves, and in a severe attack can be seen only the bones of the leaves. Locust attack symptoms are not specific, depending on the type of plant being attacked and the population level. The attack on the leaves is usually the first leaf part. Almost all of the leaves are gone, including the bones, if the attack is severe. This species can also eat stalks and cobs if the population is very high with limited food sources.

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