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Walking Sticks
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| The Walking Stick, also called the Stick Insect, is a slow-moving,
green or brown colored insect that resemble twigs. They belong to
the Phasmatidae family, order Phasmatodea. There are about 2,000
species. They generally occur in the tropics, but there is a North
American species Dispheormera fernorata that can have such heavy
infestations that they can defoliate oak. Some species regenerate
lost legs and antennae. Closely related are the Leaf Mimics, which
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Eurycantah horrida,
New Guinea. 11" x 9" frame
No. LA571-H1
Only $125.95 |
Rhombodera basalis
Malaysia. &" x 8" frame
No. LA571-RB. Only $79.95 |
Euryncema species
Indonesia. 13" x 11" frame
No. LA571-ES
Only $164.95 |
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Phasma species
New Guinea. 13" x 9" frame
No. LA571-PS
Only $89.95 |
Phasma gigas
New Guinea. 13" x 11" frame
Not Available |
Exstatsoma popoi horridus
New Guinea 13" x 9" frame.
No. LA571-EP. Only $114.95 |
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PLEASE NOTE: All of our
butterflies, moths, beetles, spiders, and other arthropods are raised on
special ranches for collectors. None are taken from the wild, and
none are endangered. Due to the nature of real specimens, most items are made upon order.
Please allow 3 to 6 weeks for
delivery for all real specimens. Certain specimens are only
available seasonally.
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