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Wednesday, 19 March 2014

Facts about the Weta

Here is a link if you want to find information about the Weta.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weta
  • Weta is a common name for 70 species in the families anostostomatidae and rhaphidophoridae.
  • The English word (Weta) is borrowed from the Maori language.
  • The Maori-derived plural Weta occurs in New Zealand.
  • While the anglicized plural wetas is generally used elsewhere.
  • Many weta’s are very large compared to some insects.
  • Many Weta are large by insect standards and some species are among the largest and heaviest in the world able to fly.
  • Some weta’s are wingless and they are different from other weta’s.
  • They are nocturnal, and all New Zealand species are flightless and some wetas are wingless too.
  • Different weta’s have different diets (Food type).
  • Weta’s can bite with powerful mandibles.


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