Giant Malaysian Katydid is a species of carnivorous giant katydid. It is one of the largest insects in the world.This is its sound 😮

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Giant Malaysian Katydid is a species of carnivorous giant katydid. It is one of the largest insects in the world.This is its sound 😮

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Mothra kaiju species profile. Just a big moth :P
Encounters in New Orleans, Eric W Haddock's supplement for the Dark Conspiracy RPG, GDW, 1991, with Paul Daly and Earl Geier illustrations. Much of this book reminds me of meals I've enjoyed in NOLA. Don't forget to suck the head.
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Some very weird vintage insects are collected here.
Suit actors Haruo Nakajima, Katsumi Tezuka and Tokio Okawa trying out the Meganulon costume for Rodan (1956).
When venturing into the primordial jungles of Muraganda, it's a strong possibility that you will run across the giant-sized inhabitants of the plane. That includes insects. Where on most planes these forms of life usually go unnoticed, on Muraganda you might hope they don't notice you. Taken from other worlds, these are a few examples of what Muraganda may hold.