Malaysia giant tree gladiator is a huge mantis, body length up to 15-18cm, is one of the largest mantis in the world. The body is flat and slender, dendritic, with a high camouflage ability, mainly distributed in Malaysia, Sumatra, Java and Borneo and other places. The head is triangular and can rotate freely, with a wide field of vision. The front legs resemble sickles with spikes and are suitable for catching prey such as insects, frogs, birds and small snakes. Wings with markings, hidden under the body, flight ability is limited. The female abdomen has six ventral segments, which are large and bulging; the male abdomen has eight ventral segments, which are relatively small.

The Pink Orchid Mantis is a unique insect that lives in the rainforests of Southeast Asia and is known for its pink and white body and petal-like legs. The body length can reach 6-7cm, with obvious sexual dimorphism, and the female body size is much larger than that of the male. The use of its flower-like appearance for aggressive mimicry, to attract and capture bees, butterflies, moths and other insects as food. The color and petal-like legs make them difficult to spot in their natural environment and even more attractive to prey than real flowers. Not only beautiful in appearance, but also a top insect predator, sometimes even preying on creatures larger than themselves.

The Chinese gladiator, also known as the Chinese mantis or Japanese gladiator, is a large mantis species belonging to the family Mantidae. The female body length can reach 47-90mm, the male body length 68-77mm. The body color is usually yellowish-brown or green, the head is triangular, the compound eyes are large, the forefoot base is long, and the lower edge has blunt teeth. It is a carnivorous insect that preys mainly on other insects and occasionally on small vertebrates. Usually in the morning and evening activities, love shade afraid of heat, hot summer at noon often perched in the shade of the crown. Because of its large size, large appetite, wide range of insect-eating, strong fecundity and other characteristics, it has become an important predatory insect.

The orchid mantis, also known as the flower mantis, is a species of mantis that lives in the tropical rainforests of Southeast Asia. Known for its amazing mimicry abilities, the body is white or pink, with green eyes and an olive-green ring-shaped chest, and the limbs have large petal-like leaves that closely resemble orchids. This mimicry not only helps them avoid predators, but also attracts prey. Mainly distributed in Malaysia, Myanmar, Thailand, the Philippines and Indonesia and other places. It usually inhabits orchid-blooming areas and uses mimicry to catch pollinating insects, such as butterflies, moths, and beetles. It is an ambush hunter who will stand still and wait for the prey to approach before catching it quickly.

The Asian giant praying mantis, commonly known as the Asian praying mantis or the Halabiro praying mantis, is a species of praying mantis in the family Mantidae. Males are about 45-65 millimeters long, while females are about 65-75 millimeters long. Individual colors can range from green to brown. Although this species is quite large for a typical mantis, it is one of the smallest members of the Hierodula genus, with many species reaching 110-150 millimeters.

The dead leaf mantis (scientific name: Tenodera aridifolia), also known as the Taiwan mantis and mantis, is distributed in Chinese Mainland, Taiwan, Japan and Southeast Asia. It is a relatively large species in the genus Mantis.

The broad axe mantis is an insect belonging to the mantis family. Also known as the wide bellied mantis, commonly referred to as the broad bellied mantis. Three yellow spots on the twin blades and a pair of white spots on the wings. The wide axe mantis feeds on meat and is aggressive, even engaging in cannibalism among its own kind. Some people call it the "sickle killer". Some people also say they are beneficial insects because their food is often agricultural and forestry pests. Female praying mantises often bite off the neck of male praying mantises during mating, and then eat the entire male praying mantis as a supplement for pregnancy.