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@0rthoptera.bsky.social
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mainly posting bugs i keep or find in nature 🍃 Polyneoptera enthusiast 🦗 species in alt text 🪲 header by me (Tettigonia cantans), pfp by saltedpeanuts on pinterest
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woke katydid... call that wokedid

thank u soggy for help, even
tho ur barely there @thesoggiest.bsky.social
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forgot my fucking pokemon music
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#EverydayEnsidera nice spikes little dude
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pbeasleyhall.bsky.social
The wood cricket Triaenogryllacris triaena is found in Western South America. To blend in with its surroundings, the species has three colour morphs: yellow, green, and (hot) pink. The pink one is definitely my favourite. #EverydayEnsifera #bugsky

📸: Juan José Caicedo
Source: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/14058957 Source: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/14058957
0rthoptera.bsky.social
why do i have 4k on twitter what am i supposed to do? start a podcast?
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why did they name it like that though 😭😭 doesnt it literally mean schizophrenic monster
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matheusamacario.bsky.social
Legal desses bichos é que a primeira espécie fóssil desde gênero data de 115 milhões de anos atrás, encontrada no Ceará, na Formação Crato.

Schizodactylus groeningae

doi.org/10.3897/zook...
A esquerda imagem de um grilo fóssil, onde se nota as pernas a característica asa enrolada, do gênero. O fóssil é marrom e está numa matriz de cor bege. A direita há um desenho interpretativo do fóssil.
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pbeasleyhall.bsky.social
Schizodactylus monstrosus uses its strong, spiky legs to create sand dune burrows in the deserts of southern Asia. Although those curled wings look fancy, they're not functional and these guys can't fly. Maybe for the best since they're predatory! #EverydayEnsifera #bugsky

📸: mruga (iNaturalist)
Source: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/315056868
0rthoptera.bsky.social
nothing left but to post my pets and drawings
0rthoptera.bsky.social
good morning... it snowed today, so it's officially bugover
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pbeasleyhall.bsky.social
Like other members of the Hyperbaeninae, Dialarnaca zhoui spins silk to create shelters from rolled leaves. What ISN'T common is the species' striking pink and gold colouration! This gorgeous leaf-roller is known only from the Yunnan province in China. #EverydayEnsifera

📸: Zhou Yu
Source: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/189864718
0rthoptera.bsky.social
Yuriptera diagram and a specimen
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woke bugs persist. behold,
Yuriptera
0rthoptera.bsky.social
oh my god what the fuck😭😭😭
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pbeasleyhall.bsky.social
Field crickets (Gryllinae) aren't just plain brown chirping things in backyards - the group is actually pretty diverse, with >3,000 species. Maybe the weirdest are in the genus Sciobia, which all have these delightful Pikmin-like "hats" 🥺

📸: Sciobia barbara, Pierre-Henri Fabre

#EverydayEnsifera
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my cambrian chud son cant close his mouth
a plush of an Anomalocaris upside down
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tympanal organs (for hearing) of a katydid
Siliquofera grandis nymph pictured from the front. tympanal organs on forelimbs (specifically tibia) circled red