Leaf-footed bugs in the genus Paryphes, Coreidae
Photographed in Ecuador by Andreas Kay
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Leaf-footed bugs in the genus Paryphes, Coreidae
Photographed in Ecuador by Andreas Kay

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Eurasian Hoopoes (Upupa epops), family Upupidae, order Bucerotiformes, UAE
photographs by Kinan Echtay
Cuban Painted Snails (Polymita Picta)
“Their colours come from their diet, lichen and mosses rich in minerals that give the shells these stunning colours. They differ according to the particular mix of plants that each snail has been eating.” - David Attenborough
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Sunbittern (Eurypyga helias), displaying, family Eurypygidae, order Eurypygiformes, Brazil
This bird is the only member of its family. Its closest living relative is the Kagu of New Caldeonia.
Photograph by Joao Quental
“I could never be an entomologist. bugs creep me out” sucks to suck because I’m a real-life pokemon trainer. like look at these and tell me they’re not pokemon
like are you serious. have fun doing whatever you’re doing ill be at the arthropod zoo… also known as the motherfucking pokemon center

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A Rose-ringed Parakeet (Psittacula krameri), family Psittaculidae, order Psittaciformes, drives a Bengal Monitor Lizard (Varanus bengalensis), family Varanidae, away from its nest in Keoladeo National Park, Thune, India
photograph by Hira Punjabi
Piebald American beaver (Castor canadensis) [x]
Spiny Tropical Pill Woodlouse (Calmanesia erinaceus), family Armadillidae, Madagascar
photograph by simon_verlynde
Painted Schinia Moths (Schinia volupia) feeding on Indian Blanket, family Noctuidae, East TX, USA
photographs by Craig Furr
Yellow pasha butterfly caterpillar, Herona marathus, Apaturinae (Emperors)
Photographed in China by jiangyou

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Hairy Bush Viper (Atheris hispida), family Viperidae, from central Africa
Venomous.
photograph by Mark Kostich
sad news today. Beeftongue, slug beloved, is no more. it lived just over a year, a good long time for a Florida leatherleaf, and tasted dozens of lettuces and other delicious vegetation beyond any slug’s dreams. found under a fallen stop sign in Miami, I was honored to share some time with this awesome beast.
farewell, Beef.
Pour one out for the memory of Beeftongue.
It’s a fly-eat-fly world out there… in the sandy scrubland of central Florida, a hanging thief robberfly (Diogmites esuriens) devours a beefly (Exoprosopa fascipennis).
Interestingly enough, the beefly is a parasitoid that lays eggs in the nests of sand wasps (Bembix), which are themselves specialist hunters of flies including both beeflies and robberflies (though I’m not sure whether this hanging thief is too formidable to be on the wasps’ menu). Insect food webs are amazingly convoluted.
(9/30/23)
The longest fangs and highest venom yield of any venomous snake belong to the Gaboon viper. Unlike smaller, less strong species of viper they will bite their prey and hold on to it rather than letting it go and waiting for it to die. ©Living Zoology

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There is a house centipede (extremely leggy, extremely fast nightmare creatures that scare me, but they're good so I don't want to hurt him!) that will not stop jumping into my kitchen sink at night. This is a problem because he can't get back out again. Then he won't let me fish him out. And I'm kind of very afraid of him. So, like, twice a week I have to spend the morning getting very very scared while trying to catch a house centipede who is also very very scared, and it ruins both of our days.
idk if this is a problem anyone else has. it is a problem that I have had, and so I am posting the solution. there is a picture of the house centipede under the cut just FYI.
grasshopper nymphs make me want to cry. baby you are so small?
you're so small and also you're little?