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The weird and amazing insect gallery
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10-08-2012 10:13pm#1Insect beauty/bizarreness/awesomeness never runs out, so I thought it would be cool to start this thread as a gallery of cool-looking insects and bugs (the crazier the better). I'll start.Wattle Hopper
Cross-eyed planthopper
South American Dead Leaf Mantis
Eupanacra elegantulus Hawk Moth Caterpillar
Robber Fly
Acraga coa caterpillar
Acraga coa adult moth
Wattle Cup Caterpillar
False Eye Lantern Bug
Dolatettix
Peacock Katydid
Hawaiian Happy Face Spider
Spun glass caterpillar
Owl Moth Caterpillar
Domino Beetles
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More:
Bloody Nose Beetle
Shield Mantis
Lantern Fly
Abbott's Sphinx caterpillar
Spiny Orb Weaver
Leafhopper (species?)
Violin Mantis
Elephant Weevil
Horseshoe Tree Hopper
Peacock Fly
Ball-bearing leafhopper
Tortoise beetle
Giraffe Weevil
Eucharitid wasp
Viper caterpillar (Hemeroplanes)
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Scale insects are really weird too. They're essentially something like a shield-bug or aphid but their anatomy is really tough to figure out.
Cool. Looks kinda like dry sugar or something...
Here's a few more:
Stalk-eyed fly:
Conehead mantis:
Mettalic mantis:
Candy-striped leafhopper
Another lanternfly:
Trilobite beetle:
Dinosaur bug (also known as wheel bug)
And probably my favorite mantis, the Idolomantis diabolica:0 -
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