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Stick insect
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Water strider
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Woodlouse
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Rosalia batesi
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Genji firefly
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Water scorpion
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Predaceous diving beetle
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Pill bug
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Jewel Beetle (Tamamushi)
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Yellow-winged owlfly
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Snowbug (Hackberry woolly aphid)
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Fun Facts About Other Insects
A few things worth knowing about Other Insects.
Fun Facts About Stick insect
Stick insects can reproduce by laying eggs with females alone, and males are rarely found.
Fun Facts About Water scorpion
Although the Water scorpion has "カマキリ" (mantis) in its name, it is not a mantis, but a member of the aquatic bug family, the same as giant water bugs and water striders.
Fun Facts About Water strider
The name of the Water strider is said to originate from the fact that it emits a sweet, candy-like scent when caught.
Fun Facts About Rosalia batesi
While Rosalia batesi has a vivid lapis lazuli blue color when alive, upon death it changes color to reddish-brown or gray, losing its beautiful bluish hue.
Fun Facts About Snowbug (Hackberry woolly aphid)
The white fluffy material attached to the body of the Snowbug (Hackberry woolly aphid) is made of wax secreted from its body.
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