Taken at Butterfly Park, Penang, Malaysia. | Scientific Name: Heteropteryx Dilatata | Favorite Food: Guava Leaf | | Also known as the Malaysian Jungle Nymph, it is very common in Malaysia. Adult males are brown in colour and females are apple-green. This species is definitely not for beginners and not easy to handle. The adults can attack with their spiny hind legs and will pierce the human skin animal insect leaf Thorny Stick
Taken at Butterfly Park, Penang, Malaysia. | Scientific Name: Phyllium Giganteum Favorite Food: Guava Leaf | | Moving leaf is a very impressive-looking insect that are well-camouflaged in their environment. It is believed to be largest known leaf insect. The female species look amazingly similar to a leaf. Whereas the males are thinner and narrower. The insect actually protects itself by using camouflage. When first hatch, the colour resembles an ant but will gradually change to green animal insect leaf Moving Leaf
Taken at Butterfly Park, Penang, Malaysia. | Scientific Name: Heteropteryx Dilatata | Favorite Food: Guava Leaf | | Also known as the Malaysian Jungle Nymph, it is very common in Malaysia. Adult males are brown in colour and females are apple-green. This species is definitely not for beginners and not easy to handle. The adults can attack with their spiny hind legs and will pierce the human skin animal insect leaf Thorny Stick