Leafhopper

Gardens, forests, meadows, and agricultural fields worldwide, typically found on the stems and leaves of various plants.

Plant sap, feeding on phloem fluid using piercing-sucking mouthparts.

Known for their ability to jump long distances when disturbed. They undergo incomplete metamorphosis and can secrete honeydew or produce rhythmic vibrations for communication.

Risks include acting as vectors for plant pathogens and damaging crops or garden plants through feeding. Benefits include serving as a food source for various predators such as birds, spiders, and parasitic wasps.