#orchidmantis

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Collective Unconscious - Cloudy City Trail

[pixelarthropods]

I'm introducing you to beautiful jeweled flower (Creobroter gemmatus) and Orchid (Hymenopus coronatus) mantis! I hope you like it. ^^

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Collective Unconscious - Internal Vista

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Rainstorm Town

[mitsurikisser]

Hii!! 🤎🧡💚 for any F/O!!

Mitsuri

“🤎what was the first thing you remember gifting to s/l?”

The first thing I remember gifting to Riri a jar of honey! Our first proper introduction outside of work was actually her coming over to have some pancakes and honey with me and Tanjiro, and she liked the honey so much that she asked for more to put on other things~ she was so excited when she got it, it was so cute!! ( ⸝⸝•ᴗ•⸝⸝ )੭⁾⁾

Kojiro (Joe)

“🧡 who worries more about the other?”

Riri definitely takes the cake here. She’s got anxiety, even if she hides it by goofing off, so she tends to worry about me a lot more than I worry about her. But that’s not to say I don’t! During her beefs, I can’t help but worry a bit, even if I know she’s got it in the bag. S is dangerous, yknow? Don’t want my girl gettin’ hurt. And she has a habit of skipping meals, so I always try and make sure she eats.

Kiriko

“💚 what does the perfect date look like to you?”

Hm… something classy, preferably, but not too uptight. A nice dinner and a concert would be lovely. Plus, I’d get to see Riri all dressed up~ she’s so good at her makeup and she always looks so amazing when she takes the time to hey all dolled up (though that’s not to say she doesn’t always look gorgeous <3)

[jellywyvern]

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Hii, heres a sketch. Sorry for being inactive ive been stressed aa

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[jennascuriocabinet]

Another delight added to the menagerie. Couldn’t resist sharing this little sweetheart, meet Ophelia! I’m also curious to know. What’s your favourite animal to keep? #jennascuriocabinet #orchidmantis #orchidmantisesofinstagram #insectsofig #insectenthusiast #prayingmantis #mantisofinstagram #mantisnymph #nymphe #petsofinatagram https://www.instagram.com/p/CqGdjocKBGz/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[fastdiet]

🌺 Orchid mantises are one of the most beautiful and fascinating insects in the world. These creatures are known for their stunning appearance, which allows them to blend in perfectly with their surroundings. However, one question that often arises is, what do they eat? 🍴 The diet of an orchid mantis is quite unique and specific. As a carnivore, they primarily feed on other insects, such as butterflies, bees, and moths. They are also known to eat other small creatures, such as spiders and even hummingbirds! 🔍 Understanding the orchid mantis diet is crucial for their survival. These insects rely heavily on their prey for sustenance and energy. Without a proper diet, they would not be able to survive in the wild. So, let's take a closer look at what these beautiful creatures eat and how they obtain their food.1. The Orchid Mantis: A Carnivorous Insect with Unique Feeding HabitsThe Orchid Mantis is a fascinating insect that looks like a flower. It is native to Southeast Asia and is known for its unique feeding habits. Unlike other mantises, it feeds exclusively on other insects. The Orchid Mantis is an ambush predator that uses its appearance to lure prey. It is also known for its impressive camouflage abilities. The Orchid Mantis can change color to match its surroundings. It can mimic the appearance of various flowers to attract prey. Its appearance also helps it avoid predators. The Orchid Mantis is a popular pet among insect enthusiasts. It requires a warm and humid environment to thrive. It is important to provide it with live prey, such as fruit flies or crickets. It is not recommended to keep wild-caught specimens as pets. Overall, the Orchid Mantis is a unique and fascinating insect that showcases the diversity of the natural world. 🌺🐜2. Understanding the Orchid Mantis Diet: What Do They Eat in the Wild?Orchid mantises are carnivorous insects that prey on other insects. They are known to be ambush predators, waiting patiently for their prey to come close before striking. Their diet mainly consists of bees, butterflies, and other flying insects. They also consume grasshoppers, crickets, and even other mantises. Orchid mantises have been observed to mimic the appearance of flowers to attract their prey. They use their coloration and body shape to blend in with their surroundings, making it easier to catch their prey. In captivity, orchid mantises can be fed with live insects such as fruit flies, crickets, and mealworms. It is important to provide them with a varied diet to ensure they receive all the necessary nutrients. It is crucial to avoid feeding them with insects that have been exposed to pesticides or other chemicals. This can be harmful to the mantises and may lead to health problems. Overall, understanding the orchid mantis diet is important for their survival in the wild and in captivity. Providing them with a proper diet can help maintain their health and longevity. 🦗🦋🌺3. Prey Selection and Hunting Techniques of the Orchid MantisOrchid mantises are ambush predators that rely on their camouflage to catch prey. They are known to mimic flowers to attract pollinators and other insects. Once a potential prey is within reach, the mantis will strike with lightning-fast speed, using its raptorial legs to grab and hold onto the victim. Orchid mantises are known to prey on a variety of insects, including bees, butterflies, and moths. They are also known to eat other mantises, making them cannibalistic predators. To further enhance their hunting abilities, orchid mantises have been observed swaying back and forth to mimic the movement of flowers in the wind, luring unsuspecting prey closer. Their hunting techniques are not only effective but also fascinating to observe. Orchid mantises are truly remarkable creatures 🌸🦗🦋.4. The Role of Coloration in Orchid Mantis Feeding BehaviorOrchid mantises use their coloration to attract prey. Their bright pink and white appearance mimics flowers. They wait for insects to land on them before striking. Their coloration also helps them blend in with their surroundings. 🦗🌸🌿 Orchid mantises prefer to feed on flying insects. Their coloration helps them blend in with flowers and foliage. This allows them to ambush their prey more effectively. 🦟🌸🌿 Studies show that the coloration of orchid mantises varies by region. This suggests that their coloration may be influenced by their environment. 🌍🌸🌿 Orchid mantises have been observed changing color over time. This may be a way for them to adapt to different environments. 🌈🌸🌿 Overall, is critical. Their bright pink and white appearance helps them attract and ambush prey.5. Feeding Frequency and Nutritional Requirements of Orchid MantisesOrchid mantises require a specific feeding frequency and nutritional requirements to thrive. Feed adult mantises every 2-3 days Feed nymphs every day or every other day Offer prey that is 1/3 the size of the mantis Prey should be gut-loaded with nutritious food, such as crickets fed with high-quality gut-loading diets. Offer a variety of prey, including flies, moths, and grasshoppers Supplement with calcium and vitamins Provide fresh water daily Overfeeding can lead to obesity and health problems, while underfeeding can stunt growth and reduce lifespan. Proper feeding and nutrition are essential for a healthy and thriving orchid mantis population. 🌺🦗6. Challenges and Adaptations in Orchid Mantis Feeding StrategiesOrchid mantises face challenges in their feeding strategies due to their unique appearance and behavior. Adaptations include mimicking orchids to attract prey and using their long legs to catch flying insects. However, they also face challenges such as low prey availability and competition from other predators. These challenges have led to the development of various feeding adaptations, including: Using their camouflage to blend in with their surroundings and ambush prey. Changing their hunting behavior depending on prey availability and season. Orchid mantises also have specialized mouthparts for feeding on insects. They have sharp mandibles for cutting and chewing prey, and a long proboscis for drinking fluids. They can also regurgitate digestive enzymes to break down their prey's exoskeleton. Despite their unique feeding strategies, orchid mantises still face challenges in finding enough food to survive. Climate change and habitat destruction also threaten their prey populations. Conservation efforts are needed to ensure their survival in the wild. Overall, orchid mantises have adapted to overcome challenges in their feeding strategies, but they still face threats to their survival in the wild. 🦗🌸🐜7. Orchid Mantis Diet in Captivity: Tips for Keeping Your Pet Well-FedFeeding your orchid mantis in captivity can be tricky, but it's essential to keep your pet healthy and happy. Here are some tips: Offer live prey, such as flies, crickets, and moths. Provide a varied diet to ensure your mantis gets all the necessary nutrients. Don't overfeed your mantis as it can lead to obesity and health issues. Remove any uneaten prey to prevent mold and bacteria growth. It's essential to provide a suitable habitat for your orchid mantis to thrive. Here are some additional tips: Keep the enclosure clean and free of debris. Provide a water source, such as a misting system or a water dish. Ensure the temperature and humidity levels are appropriate for your mantis species. Offer a place for your mantis to hide and molt. It's crucial to research your orchid mantis species' specific dietary needs and care requirements. Here are some additional tips: Consult with a veterinarian or experienced mantis keeper if you're unsure about your mantis's diet or care. Consider supplementing your mantis's diet with calcium and other essential vitamins and minerals. Observe your mantis's behavior and appetite regularly to ensure it's healthy and happy. Enjoy watching your beautiful and fascinating orchid mantis thrive in captivity! 🦗🦟🌿🍎🌡️💧🕷️ In conclusion, the orchid mantis is a fascinating insect with a unique diet. They primarily feed on other insects, such as butterflies, bees, and moths. Their camouflage and ambush tactics make them successful predators in their natural habitat. 🦗🦋🐝 It's important to note that orchid mantises are not suitable as pets, as they require a specific diet and environment to thrive. It's best to admire these beautiful creatures from a safe distance in their natural habitat. 🌿🌺🍃 https://fastdiet.net/orchid-mantis-diet-what-do-they-eat/?_unique_id=64748edd73fce

[nguyenfinity]

May edition Knights' outfits!

[teruthecreator]

I read your fic The Forgotten Son and had to rush here to tell you you have permanently altered my brain chemistry. I am so ill. I liveblogged my reading to a friend BC I was in so much emotional disarray. Ugly cried at the chapter of Shou's bday. All of this Is /pos I fucking LOVED IT.

awww thank you so much!!!!! im so glad u enjoyed :-D it rlly makes my day to see messages like this in my inbox and jghrbghjbgrj i hope ur friend enjoyed the liveblogs bc, as a writer, getting liveblogs of my fics from friends is like. my ABSOLUTE favorite thing. i promise i will be getting back to tfs soon so hopefully you'll have had time to emotionally recover before i take you through the wringer for one more act hrbrgjhgrbhjgrbjh

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June 8th 2024, 3pm GMT. https://ynoproject.net/unconscious

Collective Unconscious is a collaborative, multiplayer game that draws inspiration from Yume Nikki and its fangames. Discover new worlds, gather collectibles, and share a unique experience with your friends across the spirit world!

Trailer: Ayalunya Animation: mitzyrie Music: Noahrav, MaximumGuitar, orchidmantis Collective Unconscious by the YNOproject community Special thanks to admins, managers and core devs for helping with the footage!

Don't forget to check out the trailer video on MaximumGuitar's YouTube channel! https://youtu.be/0Xq0Tv4iMtA

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Collective Unconscious - Abyssal Hallways

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Collective Unconscious - Sunset Woods (Song)

[camilladerricoart]

Do you love pink❓❓💖 I grew up in the nineties, so neon pink was everywhere, and I absolutely loved it!😍💗 Pink is such a vibrant color, and even nature is obsessed with it.🩷 Can you believe there are real pink animals like the orchid mantis and pink dolphins? 🌸🦗🐬 It's incredible! If you love pink as much as I do (and as much as nature does), shout out your favorite pink thing in the comments!👇💕

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[nekhnona]

Welcome to Scarlet River - one of my best and biggest RPG Maker + Collective Unconscious projects to date.

scarlet river is a world i hold very near and dear to my heart because i've gone through hell and back just to finish it. all graphics in this area were made by me, save for the parallax background which was made by my friend proton. [hi proton]

you access this area through bleeding ladders, a world created by orchidmantis

here's some more assorted gifs of scarlet river in no particular order. i hope to make more worlds for this game and i'm super duper excited for its release in a few months, genuinely one of the best environments ive been in server-wise and i wouldnt want it any other way <3

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[jennascuriocabinet]

✨ information update and bonus picture of Ophelia eating a fly on my thumb 😭💕 I can now confirm that the next website update will be on the 28th of April at either 6/7pm, I will confirm this once I’ve taken a vote on my stories to see what you would all prefer, so keep your eyes peeled for that! As well as the usual goodies and what not, I am also going to be giving the website an exciting revamp! I’m quite excited for the plans I have, I’m just hoping I can get it all completed in the time frame I have set myself… which probably means getting distracted by the menagerie of living insects then cramming 4 weeks of worth into 2 weeks right before the update… So, be sure to set your reminders and keep your eyes peeled for sneak peeks of what’s to come! I will have two of these crimson winged grasshoppers available then 🖤 #jennascuriocabinet #grasshopper #grasshoppers #phymateussaxosus #giantgrasshopper #crimsonwingedgrasshopper #crimsonwings #insectsofmadagascar #insectsofindia #insectart #insectartwork #orchidmantis #framedinsects #insectartwork #deadthings #itwasdeadwhenwemet #vulturecultureart https://www.instagram.com/p/CqV0FOOqbPp/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=