The function of intelligent combat insects is described as follows:

1. This mantis is lying on the security window and wants to enjoy the evening sunshine alone. This bug only wants to dispel the summer heat of the day through quiet, peaceful and warm sunshine and gentle breeze, but it is ignorant of the "terrorists" approaching behind it.

I saw that I bent down quickly and slightly. After that, the thumb and forefinger of my right hand cooperated tacitly to form a "meat clip" like a crab claw. When trying to catch mantis's neck, the bug suddenly raised two sharp broadswords and retaliated against me like lightning, leaving a deep blood mark on his hand. Speaking of revenge, the perpetrators have already flown to the outside of the cloud nine!

There is great wisdom in small insects.

Bees, cockroaches, ants and other insects are actually much smarter than people think. Many insects can count, classify, recognize faces and even change their behavior habits according to the external environment. Their behavior is even more complicated than that of some vertebrates.

In the past, people were just the instinct of lower animals because of their performance. They have no thinking activity, because they have no developed brain and few nerve cells, only simple ganglia, so they have no wisdom.

However, the latest research by British scientists found that people's past understanding was actually wrong, because insects do have thinking activities. Although their brains are very small, as small as the tip of a needle, they are by no means "brainless". In fact, their intelligence is not inferior to that of large higher animals in many aspects.