k A newly hatched Queensland Titan stick insect, Acrophylla wulfingi. The Queensland Titan is one of the worlds largest stick insects an adult may reach 30cm in length. Stick insects are active by night, during the day remain stationary in imitation of the twigs leaves which they closely resemble. This type of imitation of plants is called phytomimesis. Stick insects are also able to change colour by day night, a process controlled by hormones. Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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A newly hatched Queensland Titan stick insect, Acrophylla wulfingi. The Queensland Titan is one of the world's largest stick insects; an adult may reach 30cm in length. Stick insects are active by night, & during the day remain stationary in imitation of the twigs & leaves which they closely resemble. This type of imitation of plants is called phytomimesis. Stick insects are also able to change colour by day & night, a process controlled by hormones.
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A newly hatched Queensland Titan stick insect, Acrophylla wulfingi. The Queensland Titan is one of the world's largest stick insects; an adult may reach 30cm in length. Stick insects are active by night, & during the day remain stationary in imitation of the twigs & leaves which they closely resemble. This type of imitation of plants is called phytomimesis. Stick insects are also able to change colour by day & night, a process controlled by hormones.

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