Chauliodopsinae
Chauliodopsinae is a subfamily of praying mantises belonging to the family Mantidae. This subfamily is characterized by several distinct morphological features, including elongated and somewhat flattened bodies, often with leaf-like or twig-like camouflage. Their forelegs, typical of mantises, are raptorial and adapted for capturing prey.
The species within Chauliodopsinae are found in various tropical and subtropical regions, primarily in Africa and
Reproduction in Chauliodopsinae follows the general pattern of praying mantises, involving courtship rituals, mating, and the
While research on this specific subfamily is less extensive compared to more widely known mantis groups, studies