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Locust

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Some grasshoppers can form big groups.

CSIRO ScienceImage 7007 Plague locusts on the move.jpg
CSIRO ScienceImage 7007 Plague locusts on the move.jpg
They live alone most of the time. But sometimes they stay together in a swarm. These groups eat many plants. They can move a long way.
Locusta-migratoria-wanderheuschrecke.jpg
Locusta-migratoria-wanderheuschrecke.jpg
Have you ever seen a swarm?

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Locusta-migratoria-wanderheuschrecke.jpg
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CSIRO ScienceImage 7007 Plague locusts on...
File:Copulating desert locust pair.jpg
Copulating desert locust pair.jpg
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DesertLocust.jpeg
File:Maler der Grabkammer des Horemhab 002.jpg
Maler der Grabkammer des Horemhab 002.jpg
File:Diagrams of Locusts which swarmed over England in 1748.jpg
Diagrams of Locusts which swarmed over...
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Eugenio Morales en el Sáhara Español (1942).jpg
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Skewered locusts.jpg
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