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in a perfect example of the endless versatility of mimicry, the ancestors of this Clonopsis gallica adapted over millions of years to become indistinguishable from massive sticks and twigs that attach themselves to white concrete walls. you know the ones
(October 5th, 2025)
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A French stick insect (Clonopsis gallica) in Brittany, France
by Philippe BOISSEL
sometimes i'll find a bunch of baby phasmids in quick succession, usually from a few separate species even though they all look like identical fragile little things. in this case though, i'm fairly sure this is a french stick insect, Clonopsis gallica. those beady eyes don't lie, everyone in france has those
(April 7th, 2025)
