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Becho pau e Becho folla(gal), Bicho palo y Bicho hoja, stick insect and leaf insect(ing)

Ctenomorpha chronus y Phyllium spp.




2 species ID suggestions

yeza
yeza a year ago
Becho pau e Becho folla(gal), Bicho palo y Bicho hoja, stick insect and leaf insect(ing)
Ctenomorpha chronus y Phyllium spp. Phasmatodea
Spiny leaf insect
Extatosoma tiaratum (female) Extatosoma tiaratum

4 Comments

Jakubko
Jakubko 5 months ago

Hi RhodaKleinMiller, if the insect is in captivity, and not a pet, it can be categorized under Arthropods.

RhodaKleinMiller
RhodaKleinMiller 5 months ago

Should be categorized as "pet" since its in captivity :)

martinl
martinl a year ago

A common children's pet, this is called a spiny leaf insect and is native to NE Australia.
http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/819...

CandiceB
CandiceB a year ago

Nice camouflage!

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Lat: 49.27, Long: -123.10

Spotted on May 3, 2012
Submitted on May 5, 2012

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