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Tanusia brullaei
When I saw this katydid she was calm, like a normal katydid. As I approached, she spread her wings as defensive behavior (deimatic behavior). She is saying: keep away, I'm dangerous. But it's inoffensive.
Brazilian Atlantic Forest, above 950m.
This katydid was photographed in Serra dos Órgãos National Park, in Teresópolis, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Spotted on Jan 31, 2016
Submitted on Mar 25, 2016
35 Comments (1–25)
Thank you very much!!!!!!!
Fantastic! Congratulations.
A very big congrats for a well earned 1st place
Have admired this image ever since you posted it Andre. Congratulations on your 1st place.
Congratulations Andre - very well deserved !
Truly amazing creature! Great shot!
Congratulations on this winning shot Andre!!!
Parabéns, André Alves!
Sua fotografia é merecedora de vários premios.
Obrigado por compartilhá-la conosco.
Congratulations André, this well timed image is the winner of our 2016 Best Photo contest in the Arthropods category!
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Thanks to all you! :D
Now congrats for the SOTW! Cool!
Congratulations on the SOTW! Beautiful!
Wow it's amazing
Congratulations André on this SOTW! It's beautiful!
Congratulations on the SOTD, Beautiful creature and picture, AndréAlves.
Awesome!!!
Thank so much DanielePralong, Jim Nelson, AntonioCarlosDeBarrosCarvalho and SteveLife3!
Inoffensive and very beautiful, AndréAlves.
Congratulations for the amazing spotting.
And thank you for share!
Well deserved Spotting of the Week, Andre!
Congratulations André! This is just stunning.
Thank you very much AshleyT!!! I'm very happy about it!! :D
Thanks Gilma Jeannette Ospino Ferreira-Norman and Ingrid3!
Congrats Andre, this beautiful Katydid was selected as Spotting of the Week!
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incredible display!
Beautiful...I did not know Katydid's could be so gorgeous when they open their wings...Thanks for sharing.