Jul 26
I spotted weevil yesterday! It's probably Sithophilus granarius or in my language wołek zbożowy
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I spotted weevil yesterday! It's probably Sithophilus granarius or in my language wołek zbożowy
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In the Chilean rainforests, the air humidity is extremely high so every surface is covered in moss. And this weevil beetle (Curculionidae) takes advantage of the humid climate by growing a moss as a mimicry on his back. Moreover, the tiny garden on a weevils back can be inhabited by mites or other tiny invertebrates. Photo and caption by Aleš Buček.
(via National Geographic Your Shot)