Halloween Horrors: The Dark Side of Mother Nature ...Middle East

On Halloween, costumed monsters will loom in the darkness of a moonless night to scare us. Equally as eerie and unsettling, Mother Nature has macabre insect and spider critters of her own. To start with a seemingly pious bug, the praying mantis (order Mantodea), is a deadly eater and mater. With her long forelegs she captures her prey and eats them alive while holding them in a death grip. While she is mating, she bites the male’s head clean off and continues chomping until he dies. She then saunters off well fed and fertile. The Japanese giant hornet (Vespa mandarinia japonica) is so big that, in flight, it resembles a small bird. It stings or sprays its victims—including humans—with a fles

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