Giant Walking Stick [Nesiophasma species] - Vintage Print MANTIS Encased in a black or

Encased in a black or white plastic float frame with elasticity film which allows you to easily see both sides of the mantis

Mounted on an art reproduction print showcasing a (super cute jewel beetle) from the book - The natural history of beetles : illustrated by thirty-two plates

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Giant Walking Stick [Nesiophasma species] - Vintage Print MANTIS Encased in a black orGIANT stick insect mounted on a parchment background. This species has some of the world's longest stick insects. The male stick insect has longer antennae than the female. They are excellent at camouflage and are difficult to spot on trees and bushes. They feed on multiple food plants ranging from Guava, Eucalyptus and Bramble. Mating can last up to 2 days (crazy right!!!) and females lay small eggs after 3 4 weeks. Behind your critter is a Westwood,