Insects can never go extinct due to them being collected from the wild because there's just too many of them. What makes them go extinct is clearly deforestation. This is a sad thing. Malaysia is home to many exotic insects. It's devastating to know that sooner or later they'll all go extinct.
So before they(insects), or particularly mantis go extinct it is our responsibility to educate the general public, about preserving them for future generations. Mantis breeders and keepers alike have played important role in making them able co-exist in homes of humans, in the form of terrariums.
Because if it's aggressive hunting and killing ability, even can kill a prey larger than its own size. I wonder can a mantis be handled like the way we normally do in handling a leopard gecko?
This post has been edited by blitzboy: Feb 16 2010, 01:41 PM