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I was able to catch one of my Giant Walking Sticks molting the other day! I set up my tripod and phone to record as soon as I noticed him positioning himself to molt. Isn’t he handsome? ✨
Giant Texas Walking Stick — Megaphasma denticrus 💚
📸 iPhone 15pro
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Giant Walking Stick (Megaphasma denticrus), female, family Diapheromeridae, Government Canyon, South-central TX, USA
This species grow up to 7 inches in length.
photograph by Texas Parks and Wildlife
The ADHD finally caught up with me. I woke up and came downstairs to find a bunch of stuff from a lower shelf of my workbench on the ground, obviously from a naughty cat trying to climb onto it (they know they’re not allowed up there!) Then I noticed I had forgotten to close the stick tank when I “borrowed” some food for the spiny slug babies last night. A female was out, and everybody else seemed safely intent on stating inside, except I’m missing a male. One of their defense strategies is to fall on the ground and not move, “I’m a stick!” Unfortunately, all of my cats are dead-set on eating anything of vegetable origin (it was a situation when I was feeding them rose). I thought I heard some rustling under my desk, but I couldn’t find him (or whatever made the noise, could have been a spider). So I’m hoping either I overlooked him in the stick tank, or he shows up eating one of my books when he gets hungry and can’t find any leaves. *sigh* May 27, 2019
Just look at that face!! 💚
Megaphasma denticrus adult male
📸 iPhone 15 Pro
Someone ✨molted✨ today!
“Mmm… molted skin! Waste not, want not!”
Female Giant Texas Walking Stick (Megaphasma denticrus) 💚
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My little army of twiglets! 🌿
💚 Megaphasma denticrus 💚
Giant Walking Stick, Megaphasma dentricus, family Diapheromeridae, Dripping Springs, TX, USA
photographed by NN Hefner
