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How I deal with leaves. Leaf blower turns into leaf chopper/vacuum, then spread those leaves. This shows the bag unzipped. If leaves are wet, it's a drippy project.
We integrated a new a donation of leaf insects into the collection last week. These insects are related to the stick insects and are in the order Phasmida and are probably the best leaf mimics in the insect world. The specimens pictured were collected from Indonesia and are in the family Phylliidae and their scientific name is Phyllium (Pulchriphyllium) bioculatum. There close to 40 species of leaf insects and they can be found in Asia and Australia.
Learn more about stick and leaf insects in the latest episode of The Brain Scoop!
© The Field Museum, James Boone, 2013
Photo taken in or near Amani Nature Reserve
East Usambara Mountains, Tanzania
By N.J. Cordeiro
Post-Production by J. Quicho
The pockets of Antoine Azimuth’s tattered overcoat are brimming with talismans. Occasionally, when he thinks no one is looking, he’ll extract a charm and waive it around in a kind of private ceremony. Lots of folks believe he’s calling on high magic to spring his kid from prison. Antoine Jr. got himself locked up ten years ago for a crime no one talks about.