The praying mantis has hooked front legs that dig into the skin painfully and are difficult to tear off—I've personally experienced this. Which brings to mind photoshop. Although I liked the photo, I'm not voting.
ZiMa, you made me smile))) I talk to praying mantises almost every day, and my son does too. In 2 years, not a single one has taken a liking to me)) From Photoshop, there's cropping and black-and-white processing.
The praying mantis has hooked front legs that dig into your skin painfully and are difficult to remove—I've personally experienced this. Which brings back memories of the F-Series. And although I liked the photo, I'm not voting.
ZiMa, you're telling me something truly terrifying.
Malakhov, ZiMa, you're telling a truly terrifying story)) Oh, come on!... So share it with people... warn them of the danger—no thanks.
ZiMa, You should have taken that praying mantis that was biting you to a clinic—for experiments. Praying mantises don't eat people; they use their hooks to hold their prey.
They convinced me - a recommendation.