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Spiny leaf insect

Scientific name: Extatosoma tiaratum

Officially approvedEntity code: ENT-0573Males and females look different

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The spiny leaf insect feeds on eucalyptus leaves, and keepers outside Australia have also raised it on rose and raspberry leaves.

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1Care of Stick Insects - The Australian MuseumSRC-DSC-53F3AFF3C2

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1Care of Stick Insects - The Australian MuseumSRC-DSC-53F3AFF3C2
2Canopy parkour: movement ecology of post-hatch dispersal in a gliding nymphal stick insect, Extatosoma tiaratumSRC-DSC-BC62B5C2AC
3Sexually but not parthenogenetically produced females benefit from mating in a stick insectSRC-DSC-4CB8E7B6F4

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