Baby praying mantids, or nymphs, look like the adults from the day they hatch out
from their eggs. Unlike other insects which undergo complete metamorphosis, they do
not go through the larva and pupa stages. Initially, the nymphs do not have wings but
these will develop as they grow and turn into adults.
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