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Keith Weller - Public Domain
Adult citrus root weevil (Diaprepes abbreviatus)
PiccoloNamek - License Information.
Giant Leopard Moth (Hypercompe scribonia)
Assassin Bug (Reduviidae) on a flower
The Assassin Bug uses its long probiscis to spear its prey.
Markus Gayda - License Information.
Water striders using water surface tension when mating
Millie Bond - Copyright A-Z Animals
Beetle in Sepilok, Sabah
Some species of lobster can be quite large!
Fear of Animals: Entomophobia
Insects have been present for about 350 million years, and humans for only 300,000 years.
Are Spiders Insects
Are Spiders Insects
Are Spiders Insects
Ogre-faced spider, or net casting spider, holding its web ready to catch prey, in the Ndumo Game Reserve, South Africa.
Are Spiders Insects
A lynx spider building an egg case. Lynx spiders typically ambush their prey rather than waiting in a web.
Are Spiders Insects Argiope spider on its web
Yellow striped spider outside in the field in her spider web. Spider webs are built from silk, which is produced within the body of the spider and pulled out of two openings–spinnerets–with the spider's hind legs.
Largest Insects - Mydas Flies
The Gauromydas heros can mimic its own predators to avoid becoming lunch.
Largest Insects - Giant Weta
The Giant Weta is the largest flightless cricket.
Largest Insects - Moths
Moths have the largest wingspan in the world of insects.
Largest Insects - Goliath Beetles Giant beetle, Goliathus giganteus - walking on hand during animal show
Goliath Beetles are one of the largest insects on the plant.
Largest Insects - Titan Beetle
With its size and fearsome appearance, the Titan Beetle may appear dangerous, but it is generally harmless to humans.
