Honeysuckle Mantis

Lucid dream Species

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Who are the Honeysuckle mantis?

Honeysuckle mantis are small insect like creatures who live in a hive and colect nectar.

Species Basic Info

Name Honeysuckle mantis
Nicknames Honey mantis
Type Sapient, insect
Average height 8~ cm
Lifespan 5-7 years maybe
Diet Anything
Native planet N/A
Habitat N/A
Subtypes N/A
Creation date 2022

Biology

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Anatomy

The body of a honeysuckle mantis is tiny and spherical, with four legs and three toes on each. Their limbs resemble mantises', but they feature pinchers on the bottom of their claws that let them grasp objects. There are little lumps on the underside of the underarm which provide extra grip on larger items or when climbing on complex surfaces. They can smell their surroundings thanks to a pair of antennas on their head. Their rear side has a yellow abdomen.

Required traits

  • Fluffy body
  • 3 eyes
  • antenea
  • 4 legs

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Internal Biology

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Life cycle

They are bugs so they probably have a metamorfosis stage, but i dont know about the rest.

Diet and nutrition

The diet of Honeysuckle mantis includes: nectar, plants, and small mites.

Internal Biology

Head

Brain, eyes, mouth, teeth, tongue...

Thorax

Abdomen

Inside of their abdomen is their second larger stomach which is used to store food.

Life cycle

They are bugs so they probably have a metamorfosis stage, but i dont know about the rest.

Diet and nutrition

The diet of Honeysuckle mantis includes: nectar, plants, and small mites.

Subtypes

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Worker

The average honeysuckle mantis

Subtype traits

  • Green eyes
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Queen

I dont know man...

Subtype traits

  • Green eyes
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Traits

Hair

Honeysuckle mantis hair is the same as natural hair colors in humans, their hair can be styled in any way they want.

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