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mulrich@bct-techbology.com 22-Aug-2003 9:22 |
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I had to look it up, in German it means:
Mantis: die Gottesanbeterin
French:
mantis: mante religieuse
Its an insect that eats insects.
On google you can find some images... |
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iface@feiss.beNOSPAM 11-Sep-2003 8:06 |
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| In Spanish: "Mantis Religiosa" |
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1@2 16-Sep-2003 4:49 |
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| In Dutch: bidsprinkhaan |
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dantec@pieslinger.net 26-Sep-2003 14:42 |
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In native south american, it's called Mamboreta. |
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michael.day@NOSPAMreadingroom.com 31-Oct-2003 7:44 |
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The Mantis (or Preying Mantis to give it it's full name) is also the main god of the Bushmen of the Kalahari Desert. Or so says Laurens van der Post and I have no reason to doubt him.
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hdahlin@stockholm.actaris.com 06-Nov-2003 1:02 |
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| In Swedish it's called Bönsyrsa. The word "bön" means prayer so I guess it must look like it is praying (not preying, although that's probably more accurate...) |
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anonym 12-Nov-2003 13:00 |
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Turkish : peygamber devesi
(meaning Prophet's Camel) weird .!  |
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rotting@firemail.de 24-Nov-2003 0:57 |
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In greek its named "Panagitsa" which means something like "little Mother of Christ".
I ve encountered a BIG green one of these, more than 10 cm (NO SHIT) and it was starring me very kindly. I love such animals. Respect them.
Good name |
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lixuyuan991@sohu.com 11-Dec-2003 18:48 |
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| In China:ó«òë |
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nobody 16-Dec-2003 13:21 |
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Russian:
Âèêàðèðóþùàÿ óõîâåðòêà
English pronounciation of the Russian:
Vikariruyushchaya ukhovertka
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www.disain.ru 24-Jan-2004 1:36 |
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Russian:
Áîãîìîë [bogomol]
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