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Libellulidae Orthetrum chrysis (m) Neurothemis fluctuans (m and f)
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Spotted in #banaue the yellow spiny backed orb-weaver (gasteracantha doriae) @theofficialnerdbird goes to #philippines
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Tag a friend who owns at least one wardrobe full of clothes but "never has anything to wear!!!"
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Would just like to officially wish everyone a #happynewyear and welcome #2018평창동계올림픽대회 with a blast!!!
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I think this is some kind of owl moth (erebus spp) possibly erebus caprimulgus.
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A couple of four-lined treefrogs (polypedates leucomystax) engaged in the sexual act of "amplexus". Note: the conspicuous foam nest which you can learn more about from @carinbondar 's episode on foam orgy parties on #WildSex goo.gl/K8M3xy This photo was taken by @ykchannnnn on our herping expedition 2 weeks ago.
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One for the lovers of creepy creatures. Spider lovers enjoy! Beetle lovers SWIPE RIGHT for more.
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Wishing everybody a kind and happy Christmas this year. Peace, love, and goodwill among all living beings.
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Here's to all the wonderful mums and dads of the world (you know who you are!)
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A pair of moths from the genus Ischyja (noctuidae). We spotted these moths while scouting the area surrounding the feeding grounds of a pair of Malayan palm civets. The female in the first pic was feeding on fallen fruit. The smaller and more vividly marked specimen is a male. I believe they might be Ischyja hemiphaea (though I welcome any feedback)
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Ending the week with this dazzling find, an iridescent cockroach from the genus perisphaerus. If you think this roach looks vaguely like a millipede or a roly-poly bug you would be correct. When threatened, it was able to curl itself into a tiny sphere.
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