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Leaf Insect

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Scientific Name:  Phyllium giganteum female

Origin: Malaysia

Dimensions: Width 15.5 x Height 28.5 x Depth 5cm

Description: One of the largest of the leaf insects - this is a fantastic specimen. This is a type of walking stick or phasmid that is native to Southeast Asia. Shown is the female - the male is much smaller in size. It is a wonderful leaf mimic which serves as an effective deterrant from predators. Their broad legs resemble dying leaves and they are difficult to spot high up in the canopy.

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Scientific Name:  Phyllium giganteum female

Origin: Malaysia

Dimensions: Width 15.5 x Height 28.5 x Depth 5cm

Description: One of the largest of the leaf insects - this is a fantastic specimen. This is a type of walking stick or phasmid that is native to Southeast Asia. Shown is the female - the male is much smaller in size. It is a wonderful leaf mimic which serves as an effective deterrant from predators. Their broad legs resemble dying leaves and they are difficult to spot high up in the canopy.

Scientific Name:  Phyllium giganteum female

Origin: Malaysia

Dimensions: Width 15.5 x Height 28.5 x Depth 5cm

Description: One of the largest of the leaf insects - this is a fantastic specimen. This is a type of walking stick or phasmid that is native to Southeast Asia. Shown is the female - the male is much smaller in size. It is a wonderful leaf mimic which serves as an effective deterrant from predators. Their broad legs resemble dying leaves and they are difficult to spot high up in the canopy.


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