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The wolf has a winning game when the shepherds quarrel. How does mantis catch cicadas?
First, use psychological and tactical threats to threaten each other's psychology.

Part of the description in the original text: "Mantis now needs to bluff, pretend to be a fierce monster, and use psychological tactics to deal with the enemy in front of him." The grasshopper saw the strange appearance of mantis and didn't know what this strange guy was, so he didn't dare to attack each other easily.

Second, use appearance and voice to threaten each other's psychology.

Some descriptions in the original text: "Mantis spreads its wings extremely, and its wings stand upright like sails", and "it also makes sounds, especially when a poisonous snake exhales". According to these movements and sounds, we can know that mantis is threatening each other with its appearance and voice.

Third, threaten each other with your eyes and make them feel scared.

Some descriptions in the original text: "Stay put, keep an eye on its enemies, keep an eye on its prisoners, and be ready to go into battle at any time", "Mantis immediately turns his head and stays with the locusts", and so on. Mantis hopes that before the battle begins, the enemy in front of him will be at a disadvantage because of fear, so as to achieve the goal of letting him lose without fighting.

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Introduction to mantis

Mantis, also known as knife mantis, is an invertebrate and a carnivorous insect. Most mantis's head is roughly inverted triangle, and compound eyes are mostly located at both ends of the upper side of the head, with three monocular eyes and two tentacles. Their mouthparts are mostly lower-mouthed, usually with sharp and powerful jaws. The three chest segments (front chest, middle chest and back chest) of mantis are clearly visible, which are connected with front foot, middle foot and back foot respectively, and the front chest of grasping foot is one of the important morphological characteristics of mantis classification.

References:

People's Education Edition, the first volume of the eighth grade of Chinese, Unit 5, Reading of Insect Popular Science Works, 123.