Best Acridinae
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The Long-headed Grasshopper (Acrida cinerea) is an East Asian species easily recognized by its exceptionally elongated, cone-shaped head and its opportunistic, predatory feeding habits.
The Hungarian Long-headed Grasshopper (Acrida ungarica) is a rare, endangered European species characterized by its elongated snout and strict preference for dry, sandy steppe habitats.
A slender grasshopper of southern Europe and the Mediterranean, recognized by its distinctively tapered conical head and cryptic green coloration.
A slender grasshopper widespread across East and Southeast Asia, commonly found in rice paddies and grasslands where it can cause minor crop damage.
The wingless grasshopper of southeastern Australia, a common pasture pest that completely lacks functional hindwings and is therefore unable to fly.
An African grasshopper with a characteristic elongated conical head, found in grasslands across sub-Saharan Africa and parts of the Middle East.
A Mediterranean grasshopper with a distinctively long conical head, distributed across southern Europe and North Africa in dry open grasslands.
Tmethis cisti is a Mediterranean acridid grasshopper ranging across North Africa and southern Europe, frequently associated with Cistus shrubs and maquis scrubland habitats.
Peakesia hospita is an African acridid grasshopper placed in the subfamily Catantopinae, representing a genus of limited species diversity found in savanna grassland habitats.
