Butterfly grasshoppers are grasshoppers that replaced the niches of butterflies, which became extinct in the human era. The butterfly grasshoppers are herbivore, eating plant material, fruit and sometimes nectar. The butterfly grasshoppers develop wings to fly and glide through the Indonesian-Australian Great Lakes. If they’re tired of flying, they will rest in fallen logs in the river. The butterfly grasshoppers are prayed on by sharkosalmons, winged spiders, and sometimes Freshwater kraken juveniles. each Year, there will be a mating season for the butterfly grasshopper. They will eventually swarm in large numbers across the Great Lakes and mate. Butterfly grasshoppers live longer than any insect, living up to 50 years.
