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Beetle-mimic planthoppers in the genus Hemisphaerius, Issidae
Found in South and Southeast Asia
Photo 1 by budak, 2 by tsaiwenhsu, 3 by mblech, 4 by jungle_johnny, 5 by maomorningyip, 6 by portioid, 7 by nakarb, 8 by liujimfood, 9 by cdhsiao, and 10 (for scale) by wilhelmtan
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Orange-striped Rounded Planthopper (Hemisphaerius interclusus), family Issidae, Viet Nam
photograph by Anh Tuan Vo
Hemisphaerius formosus
(not sure if there is a common name for it)
this insects is an obscure species of plant hopper of the family issidae. not much is known about them. they probably behave similarly to other planthoppers in that they use hopping as a main means of locomotion and have a diet of mostly plants. their most distinguishing characteristic is their coloration which is vastly different than the usual green and brown of normal planthoppers they are brightly colored having deep red and turquoise stripes along their backs (possibly as a show of toxicity?)
Phylogeny
Animalia-Chordata-Arthropoda-Hexapoda-Insecta-Hemiptera-Issidae-Hemisphaerius
