From a distance, it looks like a branch, and up close, there are a lot of mollusc insects gathered t

The kind of bug you asked,I just saw ** in a QQ group today.,I don't know if you also saw this**.。 After looking up on the Internet and having an answer, in addition, in 2016, someone also asked a bug in the know, maybe the situation is similar, I just passed, here again. This may be the larvae of the Achyphthalmic mosquito, which is gregarious, phototaxis and yellowish, and when they need to migrate, they congregate in thousands and overlap each other, eventually forming a serpentine "giant creature" called the "thousand-legged snake".

This "snake" can be freely broken down and combined, and if you hit it with a stick, it will immediately decompose into countless small worms, and after a while, these small worms will gather again towards the "snake's head" and recombine into a complete "snake".

This is the bai stick insect, named for its slender body, which has wings or no wings. The body is long and large, and it is medium.

DAO type or large insects, generally 6 cm to 24 cm long, the largest 30 cm. Stick insects are slow to move, lying quietly on tree branches during the day, and coming out at night to fetch leaves to satisfy hunger. Stick insects are nocturnal, and during the day, they just stay quiet.

Since they look very much like twigs, they are usually not spotted by enemies. The stick insect is so cleverly camouflaged that it is only spotted when it crawls.

More than 200 species of Lycopodium spp., species length, phytophagous species, scavenging species.

The English name is also known as plated

Millipedes, the species of this family are not as gardenal as other millipedes, they are eyeless, generally dull, and the upper part of the body segment seems to extend horizontally. Most species contain many glands that produce toxic chemicals to deter predators.

Life Cycle Like other millipedes, females lay their eggs in nests made in the soil. The larvae live in the soil in the early stages, while the older larvae and adults search for food on the surface.

This insect is non-venomous, hates dry, sunny places, likes to be dark and damp, if you want to get rid of it, first clean the place where millipedes like to gather, and then sprinkle a small amount of quicklime or wind oil essence on the millipede gathering point, or high-concentration wine and salt water.

This looks like the centipede! There are more humid places.

What is this bug called? It looks like a dead branch!

Mosquitoes, wings.

Mosquito attack.

Worldwide distribution, throughout the major regions of BAI. There are more than 5,000 known species of DU in the world.

It is a very common zhi, highly tolerant dao aquatic insects, widely distributed in all kinds of water bodies, adults have phototaxis, will chase lights, generally at home is attracted by lights, this insect does not suck blood, no danger to people......

Ordinary bugs don't like to be killed.

Are you ** aerial photography or satellite**.

We're called a cabooze here, and it's bent and stretched when it crawls. The scientific name is inchworm (chǐ huò), the larva of the inchworm. is a pest.

You're talking about inchworms, and the larvae have a green or brown color. Measuring worm is an insect of the family Lepidoptera.

It is widely distributed all over the world. When the inchworm is stationary, it often grabs the tea branch with gastropods and tail feet, so that the insect body stretches forward obliquely, quite like a dead branch, and when frightened, it will spin and droop. The inchworm is also like the jujube inchworm, which not only eats the leaves of the jujube tree and sour jujube, but also eats the young shoots and flower buds.

Female adults are wingless, male adults are grayish-brown as a whole, and there are 2 brown ripples on the forewings. The body of the inchworm is slender, bending and stretching like an arch bridge when moving, and when resting, the body can be stretched diagonally and straight like a branch. Adults have large wings, slender bodies with short hairs, and filamentous or pinnate antennae.

The scientific name in Chinese is Inchworm.

Lepidoptera is also known as the family of moths.

Inchworm family. Phylum Animalia.

Phylum Arthropods.

Yamen, six-legged submen.

Class Insecta.

This isStick insects, it is very camouflaged, and it can also change its body color according to the temperature and humidity of the environment.

Stick insects, invertebrates, belong to the winged subclass, named because their bodies are very similar to the twigs of trees, because of their similar habitats, they are not easy to be found by predators. Stick insects are long and large, and are medium- to large-sized insects. Most stick insects have a dark brown body color, and a few are green or dark green, feeding on leaves.

Stick insects are omnivorous insects:

It has a wide range of eating habits in the wild, mainly including mountain hibiscus, wood hibiscus, hibiscus, South American hibiscus, Roche salmatin, camphor tree, kudzu vine, green ramie and other plants, and this individual feeds on the leaves of plants such as yueji, guava, hibiscus, hibiscus, etc., among which the yueji is the most popular, and then guava.

The body of the stick insect is slender and looks a lot like the branches of a plant. The body color of the stick insect is mostly green or brown, and when the surrounding temperature changes, the color of its body also changes, which helps it hide itself from predators.

Stick insects often cling to bamboo branches, clinging to the bamboo joints and almost forming one with the bamboo joints.

When it lies on a bamboo branch, it will occasionally stretch out its feet and shake gently, as if the branch is gently blown by the wind, which is more hidden.

Stick insects also have another unique skill, which is to play dead.

It usually lies motionless on the branches, and when it encounters natural enemies, or when the bamboo branches are frightened by vibration, it will immediately let go of its six legs and fall directly from the branches, and after falling to the ground, it is not pulling its legs and running away, but folding its chest and feet, its body is stiff, motionless, and it has been maintaining this posture, so that the natural enemies think that it is a dead stick insect, so it gives up on it.

An insect that resembles a tree branch, it is an inchworm. Arthropods, insects, lepidoptera, and insect larvae of the family Inchmothidae are collectively referred to. The body of the inchworm is slender, bending and stretching like an arch bridge when moving, and when resting, the body can be stretched diagonally like a branch to avoid predators, which is called "mimicry".

Inchworms mainly harm Acacia japonica, Locust locust, and also feed on Robinia pseudoacacia when food is insufficient. It mainly feeds on the leaves of Acacia japonica, with a large amount of food and strong explosiveness. If you don't observe carefully or don't control it in time, the leaves of the whole tree will be eaten up within 1 to 2 days.

Then the stranding is transferred to other trees by the wind, which has a great impact on the production and landscaping of trees, and also poses a great threat to passers-by.

The one upstairs is talking nonsense in a serious way, there is no creature called "inchworm" in the world, the correct way to say it is inchworm moth, but this is not, first of all, there are more than 20,000 species of inchworm moths, and their forms are different. Also, the larvae of the inchworm moth have a unique appearance, but not this.

And this is a stick insect, its camouflage is very strong, and it can also change its body color according to the temperature and humidity of the environment.

This is the most disgusting insect I've ever seen, it can be said to be the most disgusting insect in my opinion, I get goosebumps when I see it, my whole body trembles, don't say I'm a man, but whoever scares me with it, I will be so frightened that I will lie on the ground crying and rolling. Because it's too disgusting to say.

Inchworm. Identification done, haha.

Stick insects grow the same as bamboo.

The leaf insects of our place are not strange.

I didn't see how there was a bug, Nima was so scary, 0 0