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posted 12 years ago Fursuiter | Support me with Shinies!

Phyllium giganteum female, actually all Phyllium giganteum are female since there are no males.

Biggest Leaf insect bred in captivity and i 'raised' this one from egg on.

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PoopFairy ~poopfairy

Digital Artist

12 years ago

Omg, she is beautiful. O_O

The_Char_Char ~thecharchar

Art Whore

12 years ago

Ohhhh I love the leaf bugs they are soooo cool, I love them and stick bugs because they are SOOO good at hiding but they are still cool and pretty to see

Musician

12 years ago

So cute!
Evolution really is simply awesome.

Anthro Artist

12 years ago

Daaamn, that one looks cool. She's a beauty ^^

Daemeon !daemeon

Photographer

12 years ago

how are there no males?

Murderwolf ~murderwolf

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Fursuiter

12 years ago

Evolution they were rendered useless and the animals just clone themself :P

Daemeon !daemeon

Photographer

12 years ago

ohhh, but because of that you'd think the species could easily be wiped out by disease.

Murderwolf ~murderwolf

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Fursuiter

12 years ago

Happens to all stick Phasmida and Phyllida in time some times a captively bred generation collapses.

Romani_Ete ~romaniete

Photographer

12 years ago

I think there is a species of Lizards where they are all female too.

Mau Mau Mau

12 years ago

Oh? Was I the first one to see this? o.o

Murderwolf ~murderwolf

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Fursuiter

12 years ago

nope had the pic on my phone for a while :P Just hadn't uploaded it anywhere yet.

Patpahootie ~patpahootie

Writer, Game Designer

12 years ago

Oh! Gorgeous!

The OG Wogon

12 years ago

so awesome lookin :o

shiraseskai ~shiraseskai

Landscaper

12 years ago

Wow, amazing how nature can mime itself OVO Awesome pic :>

Wolfje87 ~wolfje87

Fursuiter

12 years ago

This picture came to mind, wich seems pretty fitting.
https://fbcdn-sphotos-e-a.akamaihd......01618692_n.jpg

Photographer

12 years ago

wow.. you know how sad but true that statement is

Photographer

12 years ago

all female wow. i always thought this was a species of praying mantis, and not a stick insect

Raczoon !raczoon

Animal Lover

10 years ago

Sometimes it's hard to believe even the power of evolution is capable of such feats.

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