1. Lymantrid Moth
They usually inhabit danish beech forests, and each female moth can lay 300-400 eggs, usually near sites suitable for metamorphosis. Their caterpillars are very hairy, and these hairs are easily blown away by the wind. Caterpillars usually grow in autumn, and their bodies are very colorful, with a body length of about five centimeters.
2. Devil's Flower Mantis
Are you the kind of person who would be scared by a praying mantis? If you look closely, its variety is obviously different from what you usually see, almost like a plant, and you can't help but look closely. But don't underestimate them, they are very large, and females can reach a length of about 10 centimeters.
3. Damselfly
A brightly colored carnivorous insect with slender bodies with developed compound eyes on both sides of their heads, a mouth that is a chewy mouthpart, and the antennae are bristle-shaped, which at first glance resemble dragonflies, but the abdomen is slimmer. These graceful flying insects usually inhabit the vicinity of shallow fresh water.
4. Cecropia Moth
This species of moth is the largest moth in North America, with wings spreading up to 15 cm and belonging to the giant silkworm family. The larvae usually inhabit maple trees and are sometimes found feeding on birch and wild cherry trees.
5. Eupackardia calleta
It is a member of the silkworm moth family, mainly in Mexico, Guatemala and the southern United States, and feeds on ash glycosides, carnelian hibiscus, Mexican jumping beans and candle wood. What is special is their bright blue-green color and what looks like copper nails.
6. Orchid mantis
A species of flower mantis, mainly distributed in Malaysia and Indonesia, as the name suggests, it looks like an orchid, they will hide in the flowers that are opposite to their appearance, waiting for food to be delivered to the door.
7. Hercules Beetle
They live mainly in South America and can reach a length of up to 15 cm, including the tip of the horn. As the name suggests, their power is quite amazing, and the shell can withstand a weight equivalent to 850 times its own weight. Although they are really big, they are basically harmless, eat only vegetables, and are not aggressive. Only during the mating season will there be a wife-snatching battle with other males.
8. Giant Camel Spider
If it weren't for the American soldiers involved in the Gulf War who took pictures and brought them back from Iraq, few people would have known about such a strange creature as the Friends of the World. At that time, a giant camel spider crawled into a soldier's sleeping bag and took a sharp bite while he was asleep. Good home in them there is no poison.
9. Belostomatidae, also known as Giant Water Bugs
They are usually larger and ferocious predators who secretly track and attack aquatic crustaceans, fish, and amphibians. They often lurk quietly underwater and attach different camouflage to their bodies, waiting for their prey to approach. Once in range, they bite their prey and inject digestive saliva into it before liquefiing it. Their attacks can also deal permanent damage to people. If you want to say what those disgusting things are on their backs, that's their eggs.
10. Leopard Moth
Their wings are covered with a unique ring totem, hence the name for the leopard print that closely resembles the jaguar. Their veining has a deterrent effect, warning predators that "we are not good." Interestingly, they mate for a very long time, usually lasting more than 24 hours.