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Above, Arilus cristatus a North American Wheel Bug, the largest terrestrial hemipteran, and assassin bug in the US, photographed and edited on my phone 🤳
Can I get some appreciation for the North American Wheel Bug? I am obsessed with it. The stupid little beak. The big wet eyes. The weird comb like eggs. The buzzsaw on its back... A peak Creature.
North American Wheel Bug (Arilus cristatus), family Reduviidae, found across much of North America from Canada to Guatemala
In the Assassin Bug family.
Predatory on a wide variety of small invertebrates.
Reaching up to 1.5 inches in length, the males are smaller than the females.
Capable of delivering a painful "bite" or puncture with the proboscis.
Can be cannibalistic.
Capable of producing a small squeaking sound by rubbing the proboscis on the underside of its body.
photograph by Ryan Kaldari
Nymph (juvenile stage) - photograph by MacroGrant
EAT A TASTY BEETLE!!! - photograph by Andy McLemore
photograph by Marmelmm
One of the funnier iNat interactions I've had recently
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@keebeek submitted: check out the massive Arilus cristatus, or north american wheel bug, i found today walking into work!! i believe it was a female as it was absolutely massive
Large and beautiful!
North American wheel bug?
Have you seen the North American wheel bug (Arilus cristatus)?
I have now
Yes, in photos/videos
Yes, irl
I'm not sure
The first photo is of an adult, the second is of a freshly hatched nymph. Either way, what a charming face!!
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