The strangest insects on the planet

Idolomantis Diabolica: This rare insect, nicknamed “the king of mantises,” has the ability to mimic flowers. They have a very beautiful shape and large size.

Orchid Mantis (Hymenopus coronatu), or Orchid Mantis: The color of this mantis is exactly like an orchid flower, they often camouflage themselves in orchid plants to hunt for prey.

Giant Water Bugs (Belostomatidae): Are insects in the family Swimbaitidae. They attack by injecting saliva and sucking fluids from their prey. Their saliva can liquefy muscle tissue, causing the most venomous and painful bites of any insect.

Giant Stick Bug: This species can grow up to 20 cm long. It runs like a scorpion. With its spiny body, it often camouflages itself to match its surroundings. It secretes a chemical that smells like peanut butter to ward off predators.

Leopard Moth (Hypercompe scribonia): Is a moth of the Arctiiade family. Their characteristic feature is the round black spots on their body that resemble a leopard.

Damselfly: Scientific name Ischnura heterosticta, Odonata order, has a long body with very large multi-faceted eyes. With very wide and sturdy wings, they often fly in a row during mating season.

Lymantrid Caterpillar (Calliteara pudibunda): When young, the caterpillars are hairy and intimidating. When fully grown, the caterpillars can grow up to 5 cm long.

Puss Moth Caterpillar: To deal with enemies, the caterpillar's body transforms into a scary face to scare them.

Rhinoceros beetle (Hercules Beetle) South America. Their body length can be up to 15 cm (including the horn). They can carry a load 850 times heavier than their body weight.

Cecropia moth, or Rolin moth: Is the largest moth in North America, belonging to the Giant Silk Moth group. Their wingspan is up to 16 cm.

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