🐛Different kinds of multi-legged critters🐛This blog will contain content with bugs and other invertebrates, fish and more! I'm just getting started with this, so a lot of stuff will be slow going for a bit. Thank you for understanding and sticking around!About me:25 - Florida - She/Her - Ask to know more
Praying Mantis Nymph (Tropidomantis (Eomantis) sp., Iridopterygidae)
by Sinobug (itchydogimages) on Flickr.
Pu'er, Yunnan, China
See more Chinese praying mantids on my Flickr site HERE…..
I remember being so excited by the odd-looking scarab beetle that @eumorpha-dream and I found last July, but then I accidentally dumped him in a dirty container so the photos came out pretty cruddy. Plus I never got his cute little horn in focus, so this remained buried in the archives until now. This is an earth-boring scarab beetle, Odonteus liebecki, a new genus and species for the yard.
Fried Egg Jellyfish Are Kind of Adorable – & That’s No Yolk.
There are two species that hold the whimsical title of “Fried Egg Jellyfish”: Phacellophora camtschatica and Cotylorhiza tuberculata though the two are quite different from each other in all aspects beside appearance.
Phacellophora camtschatica is a huge jelly that prefers colder waters. It’s bell can reach up to 2 ft across and its dozens of tentacles reach over 20 ft long! If you don’t think this floating egg creature looks very menacing, you’d be right. It has a very weak sting and many small crustaceans take advantage of the jelly by riding on its bell (breakfast to go…?) while snatching up extra food.
Cotylorhiza tuberculata is a much smaller jellyfish that hangs out in warmer waters. It only reaches about 35 cm in diameter, so don’t go for this Fried Egg Jelly if you want a big breakfast. Unlike most jellyfish, C. tuberculata can swim on its own, without relying on the currents for movement. It’s sting (if you can even call it that) is so feeble that it has very little to no effect on humans at all. I mean, it does look like a breakfast food, after all… how powerful could it be?
Hello world, my name is Da Vinci. I moved into my new home yesterday! I have a planted 9 gallon tank. You can see how small I am next to my heater. My mom tried to take video of me, but I’m too fast for her!
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