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Cool tree hopper on my cucumber plant! Love the little do-dad that makes it look like they have a horn. So cute!
💚 Solanaceous Treehopper — Antianthe expansa 💚
Monday, June 1st, 2026.
📸 OM TG7
As you all probably know already— I’ve recently been obsessed with Treehoppers!! I’ve been on a mission to find some in my area and finally have! I apologize that the photos aren’t the best, I was shaking with excitement and had a really difficult time holding the camera steady lol.
handsome little treehopper resting on some grass. I really love how these photos came out :)
Unknown Treehopper (tribe Terentiini), April '24.
if you've ever been faced with the uncomfortable question "why do treehoppers look Like That" you probably had to embarrassingly stutter "nobody really knows" and then maybe joked about them being radio antennae or something. it turns out that according to this very cool paper (or the science.org article about it if you don't want to read it) you weren't too far off as the answer seems to be a frustratingly common and baffling one: electroreceptors
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I know it’s not the case but I imagine these treehoppers (umbelligerua woldai) locked in battle and ramming antlers.
A wide-footed treehopper sketch.
Uncharismatic Fact of the Day
If you want to find alien life, look no further than the Brazilian treehopper! These insects are known for the unique appendage, known as a pronotum that grows from the back of their thorax. The structure is almost tree-like, with a thick stem branching off into four hairy spheres and a long, thin tail. As both males and females have developed this strange growth, scientists believe it may serve as a mimic of a fungal infection, leading potential predators to steer well away.
(Images: A brazilian treehopper (Bocydium globulare) by Patrick Landmann and Pasha Kirillov
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