yeah... mantises do seem hard to build... but you did a great job on it anyway :)
also, to doborog:
spiders have eight legs! xD
and if your bowstring can withstand arrow, why cant you block with it? :)
8 years ago(+1)
Actually, the real-life mantises (as far as the ones I've seen in images) only have 4 legs, the arms count as two of them:
Also, a free size comparation between a mantis and a spider... THOSE ARE REALLY SCARY!
7 years ago(+1)
well, I think you mean arachnids, but no, they're not arachnids because arachnids have 8 legs, they're insects. me, on my infinite derpiness =P forgot that the two claw like appendages used for snatching pray also count as legs. It was never a question about whether or not they were arachnids, because the only have 6 legs. =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P =P
7 years ago(+1)
you'll find that if you excuse my confusing grammar we are agreeing with each other. =)
7 years ago(+1)
...there are no grammatical errors that I see in your original reply (besides it missing punctiuation).
7 years ago(+1)
I mean my confusing syntax, not my grammar...
BUT I can blame me studying such fabulous latin phrases which, when translated literally look like this: Marcus, himself to have been made busy, bade Quintus goodbye. AND "to be going to have", which when put back into latin is one word.