Bapal Pucung II

Continuation of part I.....

As has been described at length in the first post about one of these beautiful colored insects. His name is Bapal Pucung but I also often hear as Mr. Pucung, but in the Aceh region often heard as Kameeng Jrueen.

As explained at length in the first post about one of these beautiful colored insects. His name is Bapal Pucung but I also often hear him as Pak Pucung, but in the Aceh region it is often heard as Kameeng Jrueen. While experts state that he was nationalized or classified into the Arthropod phylum sequence as you have read in a previous post.

Whatever the name, but the purpose is only one, namely one type of insect that is considered unique in breeding in reproducing offspring.

In this section I will explain the way he reproduces from beginning to end by observing with a simple technique that I have examined for a week, but the results that I will convey have flaws, unlike information that has been carefully researched by senior experts.

So below this will be stated only as a conclusion of the way they reproduce. The following explanation:

1. Looking for a partner to marry

Basically every creature when it wants to do biological distribution, of course, will find a partner to channel their biological desires, as well as these insects, he will also find his partner to breed.

But the way he does it does not depend on a particular season, he will have intercourse at any time at any time whether in winter or in summer and in other seasons.

In fact, sometimes we will always see them getting married every day not necessarily a certain month. Men will be just as aggressive in finding women to channel their biological desires. When a man has sex, another man will also have sex with him, male insects who arrive late will have sex with anyone even if he does it with another man. So often you see each of these activities seen they take place compactly in one activity in channeling their biological desires, so that they are seen together even more than in one partner.

But in this activity, which is stronger in action, it is he who feels a longer relationship. While other men who lose can only make love with men who win as intended earlier.

2. Lay eggs

Breeding Bapal of Pucung is very fast because every one female will hatch as many as dozens of eggs in general to reach 30 or more. Then the egg is placed in one of the host plants or in the hole itself, so it is very difficult to see. This is caused because the eggs are very small and again placed in a hidden place so that the animal that will hunt it does not get a trace. So that in the end each egg will live everything and very rarely see the eggs die.

The eggs will hatch the longest for several days or no later than a week, it depends on the temperature of the selected host plant. If the host plant has a hot temperature that matches the condition of the egg, it will hatch in a few days. However, if in the rainy season it takes a week.

3. Child development

Children who have been born naturally will find their own food independently, their bodies are very small, black and sometimes dark green depending on the type. For several days from birth he will eat the food contained in the stems of the plant while the mother does not care for him, the child will live independently like his parents until they become adults.

After a few days or rather a week he will come out of his nest and will live freely like their parents in any green plants he likes. They will also become a new part of the group which later they will compete with their parents.

The breeding technique carried out by Bapal Pucung is very great, he is very adept at hiding his children so that it can be said he is an insect that always survives from other predators.

In general, the habitat is very much so that its presence can be detrimental to agricultural farmers who always fail to harvest. Its existence can slow down plants and sometimes even make plants white like chalk. The farmers chased him away by spraying poison that could eliminate them.

If their presence cannot damage the cultivated plant, of course we will adopt it as a pet because it is very beautiful, and if we pay attention to the back of its body it resembles a person's face. Such is the uniqueness and beauty that belongs to him so that people are very interested in the color of his body.

That is the explanation of the simple research that chose Bapal Pucung as the object of observation. Hopefully what has been delivered is useful for all of us. Thank you very much.