Giant prickly stick insect. Young girl looking at a female giant prickly stick insect (Extatosoma tiaratum). This solitary insect is endemic to Australia. When no males are present females exhibit parthenogenesis, where eggs are laid without fertilisation. These un-fertilised eggs take up to nine months to hatch and produce only females.
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達志影像
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