2011:10:19 21:05:52
Tenodera andifolia, Chinese Praying Mantis
Tenodera andifolia, Chinese Praying Mantis
Mantids use camouflage to blend in with plants so that larger animals—as well as their prey—won't see them. With keen eyesight and forelegs specially designed for grasping, they can spot and snatch up insects that venture too close.
⚐ 29° 57′ 7.658″ N 90° 3′ 58.618″ W, ⛰ 14m
- Exposure time: 1/3s
- Speed: 1600iso
- Focal length: 18mm
- Aperture: 3.61
- Flash did not fire, compulsory flash mode
- Metering mode: CenterWeightedAverage
- Camera: SONY SLT-A55V
- White balance: Auto white balance
- Exposure mode: Auto exposure
- F-number: f5
