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It's a Heteropteryx dilatata, more commonly known as a Malaysian Jungle Nymph. At six inches long, these critters are among the biggest insects in the world. They eat bramble, leaves, and unattended children.
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It's a Heteropteryx dilatata, more commonly known as a Malaysian Jungle Nymph. At six inches long, these critters are among the biggest insects in the world. They eat bramble, leaves, and unattended children.
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Seriously, that's a "nymph"? What's the full-grown version like?
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and then correct your post
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http://articles.latimes.com/1987-05-19/local/me-1219_1