A genus of jumping insects (grasshoppers or crickets) with characteristically angled limbs.
From 'ancon' (elbow/angle) and Greek 'agra' (hunting/catching). The name describes the sharp angles of their jointed legs.
This insect genus's name literally means 'angle-hunter,' and their sharply-jointed legs really do look like bent elbows poised to catch prey.
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