Oct 25, 2024
buggy!! this is a sticker if you’re into that :)
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buggy!! this is a sticker if you’re into that :)
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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
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)
Image and video of our newest friend, Dead Baby Horse (or Saoirse, when my coworkers ask what her name is)
She is a lichen coloration prickly leaf/stick insect, and one day she will clone herself and produce beautiful lesbian babies.
I finally framed my beloved stick bugs. I put it off for years because I was scared to get it wrong but I'm happy I finally did it. It's nice to see them again :)
Their names are Ginger, Spike, Danny Phasmid, Frog, and Bulbasaur.
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A Malayan jungle nymph (Heteropteryx dilatata) in the Citadelle de Besançon's Insectarium, France
by oceanebej2000
Worlds most kissable bug
Ants
Moths
Butterflies
True bugs (cicadas, aphids, tree hoppers)
Bees and wasps
Mantids
Dragonflies
Phasmids
Beetles
Cockroaches
You didn’t put my bug on here
Results
You know the drill, reblog for wider poll range
✨Mutation March, day 26 - stick bug✨
It's a fasciated phasmid! Gosh, I really love fasciation. In hindsight, I kinda wish I had done a whole month of fasciated plant creatures.