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Walking Stick (Acrophylla sp.)

Giant Walking Stick (Acrophylla sp.), Herowana Village, Papua New Guinea. This large female walking stick has wings which are useful mostly for display if threatened by a predator. Males of the species are more slender and capable of flight. They feed at

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13632004
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5396px x 3531px (9.7MB)
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Stuart Wilson /Science Source/ www.ardea.com
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