Sep 14, 2022
Okay, I drew even more phasmid eggs 🏺🏺 can’t help myself!
Thinking about printing these as a sticker sheet or an educational postcard- let me know what you think, buds!
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Okay, I drew even more phasmid eggs 🏺🏺 can’t help myself!
Thinking about printing these as a sticker sheet or an educational postcard- let me know what you think, buds!
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What’s this? Photos of a most unusual longhorn beetle from Thailand. Isn’t that face-like design freaky and fabulous?
HEY DOES ANYONE WANNA SEE A WEIRD BUG I FOUND NEXT TO MY DOOR??
Weird and wonderful, right? Find out more about cicadas here.
Gauromydas heros of South America. The world's largest fly!
Image credit: Wikipedia
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The one-eared wonder of the animal world
The one-eared wonder of the animal world
Until relatively recently, it was believed that praying mantises were unable to hear as their ears couldn’t be found. However, it turned out that scientists were looking in the wrong place! The praying mantis actually has one single ear and it is located right in the middle of its chest.
     Despite having only one ear, its ability to hear sounds is well beyond that of a human, although…
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Insect pretends to be alien helicopter
Scientifically described as Bocydium globulare, this is probably the world's weirdest looking insect. Commonly known as Brazilian treehopper, Bell Bearer and Globulare.
Photographs by SĂ©rgio Monteiro