Insects are
all over the place! Some individuals find them fascinating while others can't
bear the notion of them. In any case, we share our planet with this nasty
crawlies that seem like aliens. Insects have been on Earth long before humans
and will continue to do so. There are many more insects on Earth than people –
there are 900,000 recognized species and possibly millions more that have yet
to be discovered! Check out our selection of the strangest (and coolest) ones
we could locate.
They can
have wings or not lengthy legs, leafy shapes, or even umbrella-like pinions.
Almost everywhere you turn there are one or more of the six-legged creatures
known as insects?
In such a
plentiful multiplicity they dwell ardently among us. Starting with ants, bees,
flies, beetles, and a variety of other insects. Check out our little
"Biology Class" to learn more about how they look and tell us which
one you find the most intriguing. Don't forget to cast your vote for your favorite!
1. The
spiny flower mantis
Image
source: Pang Way
2. Mantis
of the Yellow Orchid.
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source: PangWay
3.
Phylliidae-Insects with the appearance of leaves and flower petals.
Handful of leaf insectsImage
source: twotenthpower
4. The caterpillar of the dice moth.
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source: hemidallgazo
5. The
Giant Katydid.
Image
source: ennisanna_fei
6. A lovely
Comet Moth.
Image
source: coffechamomile
7. Queen
(above) and caterpillar of the Monarch butterfly.
Image
source: hemidallgazo
8. Ayuthia
– White Ghost Cicada.
Image
source: ennisanna_fei
9. The
timber beetle.
Image
source: Ton Rulkens
10.
Eurynecroscia nigrofasciata, or umbrella phasmids.
Image
source: ennisanna_fei
11. Rainbow
frog-leg beetle, Sagra buqueti.
Image
source: ennisanna_fei
12. Bettle
in black and blue.
Image
source: Stuart H
13. Bettle
in black and blue. Mecynorrhina Torquata, one of the world's biggest flower
beetles.
Image
source: redscale
14.
Eurycnema goliath the Goliath stick insect is one of Australia's biggest stick
insects.
Image
source: MelC
15. Picasso
Insect (Sphaerocoris annulus)-A bug with the appearance of an easter egg.
Image
source: BartWursten
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