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Who will show more than mine! Oryctes nasicornis (Linnaeus,1758)

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Megacefal, 06.03.2016 9:51

Moldova, May 14, 2015, size 4.3 cm

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06.03.2016 9:52, Megacefal

He is

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06.03.2016 9:53, Megacefal

he is

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06.03.2016 10:54, Black Coleopter

Challenge accepted! wink.gif
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07.03.2016 5:44, rhopalocera.com

Agrippina chtoli post...

07.03.2016 18:07, komaroff

.. At the moment, the largest insect is the stick insect Phobaeticus chani (Chang's Megapalochnik, Chang's Phobetikus) from the insects of the stick family (Phasmatidae). The length of this insect reaches a length of more than 50 cm. This giant entomologist scientists discovered in the jungles of the Malaysian state of Sabah.

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08.03.2016 4:31, ИНО

.. At the moment, the largest insect is the stick insect Phobaeticus chani (Chang's Megapalochnik, Chang's Phobetikus) from the insects of the stick family (Phasmatidae). The length of this insect reaches a length of more than 50 cm. This giant entomologist scientists discovered in the jungles of the Malaysian state of Sabah.

In the photo - never phobetikus, and Ctenomorpha chronus. And I once grew phobetikus from an egg a long time ago, though not chani, but serratipes, but also a noble animal.

08.03.2016 14:09, Victor Titov

Given the fact that the rhinoceros was followed by horns and even stick insects, and the proposal to expose Agrippina, maybe it was not worth opening a new topic, but limiting it to an existing one for a long time: http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtop...%F1%EC%E5%ED%FB ?
In my opinion, moderators or topicstarter could move all posts there...

This post was edited by Dmitrich-08.03.2016 14: 10

10.03.2016 17:31, sebastes

You're probably right.
Rogach moved to the rogachs.
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