Walking Stick

  The walking stick has incomplete metamorphosis. It has three stages of development.  The stages are egg, nymph and adult.

 The walking stick is solitary. It stays to itself.

Written And  Illustrated by Sy’Mone Gissendanner

My name is Sy’Mone. I am currently 7 years old and live in Rochester, New York. My hobbies include painting, playing in the dirt, finding slugs and worms. I live with my mommy, daddy and Savy. I like painting people and school.

The Walking Stick lives all over the world. They live in bushes and small trees.

The walking stick’s size ranges from less then 1 inch to over 1 foot in length.  The walking stick also has built in camouflage and appears to look like part of the plant. It has three body parts. They are the head, thorax and abdomen.

The Walking Stick  can  make their    Potential        Predators.  Temporarily Blind

The walking stick is a foe. It eats your roses and other plants.

The walking stick can squirt fluid that can make their predators temporarily blind.

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