What is your favourite insect?
Post your favourite insect, give a reason why if you want to! 
Mine would be the pond skater
Did you know pond skaters can attack in swarm and eat honeybees?
Mine would be the pond skater
Did you know pond skaters can attack in swarm and eat honeybees?
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Birdwing butterflies and tailed jay butterflies, because they look really cool 
Ants, they're so awesome!
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Butterflies. I can't stand any other type of insect bigger than a 5p coin. Especially when they have a thick body/legs 
Original post by fire_and_ice
Butterflies. I can't stand any other type of insect bigger than a 5p coin. Especially when they have a thick body/legs
What about beetles though. Especially stag beetles. They are loyal like dogs and make great pets!
Stick insects (or should I say carausius morosus). I think they're cool
Original post by eternaforest
What about beetles though. Especially stag beetles. They are loyal like dogs and make great pets!
Thanks for the suggestion but no thanks. I feel sick now.
I'll also be having bad dreams about them too. Thank you very much.
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Original post by fire_and_ice
Thanks for the suggestion but no thanks. I feel sick now.
I'll also be having bad dreams about them too. Thank you very much.
I'll also be having bad dreams about them too. Thank you very much.
Aw cmon they're adorable
I can get why people might find most bugs disturbing but beetles are like insect dogs!Original post by eternaforest
Aw cmon they're adorable I can get why people might find most bugs disturbing but beetles are like insect dogs!
I can get why people might find most bugs disturbing but beetles are like insect dogs!Serious question: Are you blind?
Original post by Amellia123
Stick insects (or should I say carausius morosus). I think they're cool
Never heard of carausius morosus, I thought they were phasmalids, but I think there are subspecies.
I love these too
Cicadas because of their cool wings.
Original post by eternaforest
Never heard of carausius morosus, I thought they were phasmalids, but I think there are subspecies.
I though that carausius morosus was just the generic pet stick insect species... oh well, Biology has never been my strongest point
Original post by The Diplomat.
I love these too
Are those camel spiders?
Original post by fire_and_ice
Serious question: Are you blind?
I'm not blind
Japan agrees with me. It's common to have a Japanese rhinoceros beetle as a house pet in Japan, they are also commonly a kids first pet! They also have annual beetle fight tournaments which you can find on youtube 
Original post by The Diplomat.
I love these too
Look a bit like Cicada!
Original post by Leviathan1741
Are those camel spiders?
LOL nah this is from King kong, not sure if they're even real animals or just made up/exaggerated
Original post by The Diplomat.
LOL nah this is from King kong, not sure if they're even real animals or just made up/exaggerated
Oh haha, they look kinda similar
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