Goliathus regius beetle and Eustera Troglophylla Saturniidae moth

Goliathus regius from Gabon in West Africa

A ghost walker hides in rotten tree bark. Their thin bodies easily hide them from predators. The Japanese named them violin insects due to the bulbous shape of their lower abdomen. Next comes the Tacua speciosa (Sumatra seen in Indonesia). After this you can see a glass case with the areas that these species' are found in and how common they are.

EUSTERA TROGLOPHYLLA MALE SATURNIIDAE MOTH

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