Beth’s Bug Blog — bug taxidermy

Bug of the Week: The Glasswing Butterfly

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The glasswing butterfly proves that sometimes, the most mesmerizing things in nature aren’t the ones you can see, but the ones that vanish right before your eyes.

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Bug of the Week: The Atlas Moth

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The Atlas moth is a giant, a master of disguise, and a creature of mystery. With wings that mimic a snake’s head and a short but spectacular adult life, it’s one of the strangest and most awe-inspiring moths out there.

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Bug of the Week: The Velvet Ant aka The “Cow Killer”

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The velvet ant is a fiery, fuzzy insect that demands respect. With its dazzling colors and legendary sting, it’s a tiny force of nature that’s impossible to ignore.

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Bug of the Week: The Bombardier Beetle

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The bombardier beetle turns the phrase “fight fire with fire” into reality. With its explosive spray and pinpoint aim, this little alchemist is both fascinating and fearsome.

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Bug of the Week: The Orchid Mantis

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The orchid mantis is the perfect blend of beauty and brawn. With its dazzling floral disguise and sharp hunting skills, it’s a bug that’s equal parts mesmerizing and deadly.

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