Insect Badge Catacanthus incarnates “Face bug” Zippered Hoodie After the second molting

After the second molting

and even as a symbol of luck in some cultures

think they have met a huge object and run away

Phalacrognathus mulleri It is a specialty of northern Australia and New Guinea

The habitat of Ancylecha mainly includes forests

Insect Badge Catacanthus incarnates “Face bug” Zippered Hoodie After the second moltingIn the magical nature, insects often cheat around with a "face" on their back. Catacanthus incarnates is the best of them the back looks like a face mask: ruddy face, bright eyes, wide nose, and unique hairstyle. Catacanthus incarnates belongs to the Insecta, Hemiptera and Pentatotidae, and its growth generally goes through three stages: egg, nymph and adult. There is no pupal stage, and it belongs to incomplete metamorphosis. They mainly live in