- Gr****hoppers use
their ovipositors to
force a
burrow into the
earth to
receive the eggs.
Cicadas pierce the wood of
twigs with
their ovipositors to
insert the...
- and the
order Mantodea (mantises). All
modern Dictyoptera have
short ovipositors and
typically lay oothecae. The
oldest fossils of
Dictyoptera from the...
-
alien eggs.
There are **** toys made for this
specific fetish,
called ovipositors,
which resemble ****s and are
inserted into the **** or **** for pleasure...
-
typically have a
special ovipositor for
inserting eggs into
hosts or
places that are
otherwise inaccessible. This
ovipositor is
often modified into a...
-
which may be woody. For this purpose, they have
exceptionally long
ovipositors; they
detect their hosts by
smell and vibration. Some of the largest...
- Ophion) with
relatively short ovipositors use the
ovipositor in defense.
Males do not
possess stingers or
ovipositors in
either lineage. Head (Ichneumon...
- have
either sickle-shaped
ovipositors which typically lay eggs in dead or
living plant matter, or
uniform long
ovipositors which lay eggs in gr**** stems...
-
moths have only one **** organ,
which is used for co****tion and as an
ovipositor, or egg-laying organ.
About 98% of moth
species have a
separate organ...
-
short ovipositors. The name of the
suborder "Caelifera"
comes from the
Latin and
means chisel-bearing,
referring to the
shape of the
ovipositor. The gr****hopper's...
- with
Tettigonia cantans,
whose wings are a
centimeter shorter than the
ovipositor, or
Tettigonia caudata,
whose hind
femurs bear con****uous
black spines...
