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this is what moose look like right after they hatch
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antlered flutter flies (toxonevra superba) | this_mama_fetz on ig
this is what moose look like right after they hatch
@onenicebugperday
Up close for your enjoyment:
Photo by treegrow

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Jewel Weevils (Eurhinus magnificus), family Eurhynchidae, Indian Hidalgo, Mexico
photograph by Eduardo Axel Recillas B.
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Heavy metal tortoise beetle I found in the cloud forests of Ecuador
I wonder what's even the advantage of having big holes in its elytra. They don't get caught on things?? Maybe it's more camouflaging.
Those holes weren’t originally there, they are, well… holes! Acromis beetles use their spiky elytrae to fight each other, and most males have perforated elytrae from those battles.
The cool thing is that it’s actually beneficial to have holes punched in your elytra, and it’s not about camouflaging and all about getting things caught on them! Beetles with holes in their shells can use them to catch their opponents and sweep them off their feet. The male can then go on to reproduce with a female while his rival is still stuck there.
Image from Windsor (1987)
References
Windsor, D. M. (1987) Natural History of a Subsocial Tortoise Beetle, Acromis sparsa Boheman (Chrysomelidae, Cassidinae) in Panama. Psyche, 94(1–2), pp. 127–150.
Omg they're battle scars
Being stuck in your opponent's armor while he makes love to the woman you were fighting over, though...
Blunt-spined kite spider. Gasteracantha sturi. Banda Neira. 08/24.
Kenari tree. Canarium indicum L. Lonthoir island. Banda islands. Known as almond tree by local people. Used as windbreak and shade for nutmeg crops.
The native range of this species is Maluku to Vanuatu. It is a tree and grows primarily in the wet tropical biome.

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Polygala rupestris. Hierba amarga. Sierra del Frare. 05/24
Newborn baby Machaon. Literally.
Machaon eggs.
Papilio Machaon. Mayo 2024.
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Mantis religiosa a punto de su puesta. 01.11.23

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Existe una mariposa de la familia Nymphalidae cuya existencia está profundamente ligada al madroño, ya que en su estado larvario se alimentan en exclusiva de las hojas de este árbol. Por ello se la conoce con el nombre de “mariposa del madroño” (Charaxes jasius). Es la mariposa diurna de mayor tamaño que se encuentra en Europa y sin duda una de las más hermosas. La puesta de los huevos se realiza igualmente sobre las hojas del madroño, dispersas sobre la planta. Al salir del huevo, la pequeña oruguita empieza a engullir con sus potentes mandíbulas el borde de las hojas para después de varias mudas y una vez superado miles de veces su peso inicial convertirse en una oruga gigante de color verde fluorescente con una línea amarilla en ambos costados a lo largo de todo su cuerpo y con una gran cabeza coronada con cuatro cuernos dirigidos hacia atrás. Tras su transformación en crisálida pegada a una de las ramas del madroño, terminará su metamorfosis convirtiéndose en una espectacular mariposa diseñada con figuras geométricas a modo de damero a base de naranjas, marrones, negros y blancos. Abandonará por fin el árbol que la vio nacer, al que sólo volverá para cerrar el ciclo de la vida con una nueva puesta de huevos. (Fuente: Vivero El Plantabosques.)
Charaxes jasius. Mariposa del Madroño. Cabeçó d'Or. 01.11.23
Machaon caterpillars getting ready for chrysalis. 12.10.23
Nueva crisálida en la pared de la terraza. 1.11.23
Oruga de Papilio machaon. 7 días de vida. Petrer. 1.10.23.
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10 días. 4.10.23
Digital negra. Digitalis obscura. Catí.. 07.23
Adelfilla pelosa. Epilobium hirsutum. Boada de Campos. Valladolid. 07.23.

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Anacridium aegyptium, la langosta egipcia. Monovar. 8/23
Flor de viuda o alfileres. Trachelium caeruleum.