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Grasshopper in the apartment in winter

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Юля-ляля, 06.12.2012 11:32

I go into the bathroom(the house is 3 years old, floor 4) and something ran on the floor!I'm a phobicist,my hysteria has no place when I see an insect, once even an ambulance was called, I lost consciousness a couple of times!!then I opened the door a crack,I look at the grasshopper, centimetre 4 exactly, the body is elongated, not round, the knees stick out and the antennae, the color is brownish!In general, where is this miracle in the winter in my bathroom??maybe he fell asleep in the summer and woke up now???can there be more??can it be from a bag with a squat (we dragged him into the apartment)???or with ventilation???I would have taken a picture of him, but after I swatted him down with a long stickjump.gif, you had to see it..Spharischen to napravnika I his smeared!I understand that the questions are stupid, and my behavior is not adequate..but I'm really confused!I was glad that summer was over..I think goodbye valerian and tantrums...and here it is! confused.gif help, who knows what?!!!

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06.12.2012 11:46, Victor Titov

Sorry about the poor weep.gifguy ... Most likely, it was a greenhouse grasshopper, they often now settle in bathrooms, basements, etc.: http://www.theanimalworld.ru/insect/kuznec...nzherejnyj.html
http://otvet.mail.ru/question/47389085/

06.12.2012 11:50, Юля-ляля

Sorry about the poor weep.gifguy ... Most likely, it was a greenhouse grasshopper, they often now settle in bathrooms, basements, etc.: http://www.theanimalworld.ru/insect/kuznec...nzherejnyj.html
http://otvet.mail.ru/question/47389085/

oh my god.... and now what does it mean that they are there???and they're going to live with me??are they displayed?can they cause harm?

06.12.2012 12:12, Мих

Harmless and calm. Don't bite, don't eat people
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06.12.2012 12:20, Юля-ляля

kapets=(
but if there was one, it doesn't mean that there are more???or are they found in droves?

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