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#282...off into the imaginary numbers plane somewhere
A few giant model insects at the Otago Museum - the use of ostrich feathers for the moth antennae is quite clever. Unfortunately the case didn't specify exactly which harvestman that is - it's a beautiful piece of work. And it's probably just as well Tiger Beetles aren't that big in real life or they'd be responsible for a LOT of human casualties.
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Grace Edwards working on wax insect models 1926
Huge fan of this long locust model! thank you Flick!!
7 - Spensa Technologies - Predict Insect Patterns in Near Real-Time | AgroNews
7 – Spensa Technologies – Predict Insect Patterns in Near Real-Time | AgroNews
"Spensa Technologies Inc. recently announced a unique insect phenology model that can more accurately predict insect patterns in near real-time.
Traditional phenology models start from an assumed insect population distribution based on historical data. Spensa’s new Dynamic PhenologyTM instead makes use of current trap data from a specific field to accurately predict future insect stages.
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Man holding a large scale model of an insect, 1958
Photographer: Walter Sanders
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Appr. 50 cm long model, Museum für Naturkunde Berlin
photo by Jon Olav on Flickr
A Carolina Praying mantis. Old models of yesteryear
