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Life Cycles of Animals
Grasshopper laying eggs
Grasshoppers typically lay their eggs underground. This reduces the chances of predators such as lizards and birds spotting their eggs and feeding on them before they hatch. Grasshopper moulting
During its year-long life, a grasshopper develops from an egg to a nymph to an adult. Only in the nymph stage does it undergo moulting about five to six times before becoming an adult.