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onenicebugperday · 16 days
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Purple stick insect (adult female), Orthonecroscia keatsooni, Lonchodidae
Photographed in Malaysia by Nicky Bay // Website // Facebook
Shared with permission; do not remove credit or re-post!
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coolbugs · 10 months
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Bug of the Day
We interrupt your regularly scheduled programming for...
BABY
STICK
INSECTS!!!!!!!!!!
Omg, how cute are these things? My sweep nets were full of them the other night. Pretty sure they are Blatchley walkingsticks, Manomera blatchleyi.
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ljsbugblog · 7 months
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a wonderful tessellated stick insect from last summer :) it's starting to warm up here again, I hope to see more of these guys soon!
Tessellated Stick Insect, female (Anchiale austrotessulata).
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coffeenuts · 4 days
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briery · 1 year
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A collection of eggs produced by different stick insect species (Phasmida) Even within one type of insect, the eggs can take on all sorts of different looks, with many looking like ancient pottery. (Photo: Drägüs)
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viatravelers · 1 year
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Take a picture of a leaf bug, from the top, and it looks exactly like a picture of a leaf. You really can’t tell it’s a bug at all, which is probably the bug’s reason for such a clever disguise. This bug is of the order Phasmida and is sometimes referred to as a phasmid. It is found primarily in Australia and Southeast Asia.
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itsallreallythere · 1 year
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My Ramulus artemis named Artemis, from about a year ago. I had six adult sticks at one point so yeah, I marked them after the fifth molt.
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fiishboowl · 2 months
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Bug poll time NOW
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microecobus · 1 year
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sunhated-a · 5 months
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get stickbugged lol.
(please don't kill me again :/)
There isn't a single trace of amusement in the Demon King's expression, not even as the little creature begins swinging back and forth.
Instead, he extends a hand, allowing the insect a new branch to perch on, as it were. He watches with curiosity as it began to crawl across his fingers and continue his little dance on Muzan's hand.
"Phasmatodea." The demon begins, with a subtle edge of excitement. An excitement that befitted a scientist. "—also known as Phasmida, Phasmatoptera or Spectra. Or, stick bugs, as they are referred to more colloquially."
Gradually, he begins to move his arm as the creature crawled around, exploring its new environment.
"Humorous little creatures, aren't they? It was a good find. But you ought to put it back where it belongs. It's not a toy."
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elntangle · 9 months
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Flashback Friday to eight awesome tropical inverts (in no particular order), which I encountered this time last year in Cuc Phuong National Park, Vietnam.
Semislug, Megaustenia sp. / cockroach, Pseudoglomeris magnifica / dracula ant, Stigmatomma sp. / trapjaw ant, Odontomachus sp. / toothed ant, Odontoponera denticulata / Hasselt's spiny spider, Macracantha hasselti / huntsman spider, family Sparassidae / stick insect, order Phasmida
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werewiire · 2 years
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She shed her exoskeleton again! I’m so proud of her 🥺
@onenicebugperday hope you don’t mind me tagging you!
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coffeenuts · 4 days
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rattyexplores · 2 years
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This is the Strong stick insect. It was hard to photograph, as it was constantly moving, but I still hope you can admire it ❤
- Anchiale briareus
08/11/21
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bugsandnaturethings · 2 years
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Little baby stick bug has hatched (:
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coolbugs · 4 years
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Bug of the Day
A magnificent Malaysian jungle nymph (Heteropteryx dilatata) from The Caterpillar Lab.
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