phasmid

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A beautiful Lord Howe Island Phasmid . Royalty Free Stock Photo

Phasmid standing on the hand Royalty Free Stock Photo

Closeup shot of a phasmid on green plants Royalty Free Stock Photo

Little child with stick insect on his hands. Phasmid insect pet concept with copy space Royalty Free Stock Photo

The common walking stick or northern walking stick is a species of phasmid Royalty Free Stock Photo

A stick insect, or phasmid, is depicted against a white background.

Shallow focus closeup shot of a stick insect Phasmid on a plant at night Royalty Free Stock Photo

close up of a pale stick insect Phasmid (Order Phasmatodea) Royalty Free Stock Photo

Little child looking on walking stick insect on his hands. Phasmid insect pet concept with copy space Royalty Free Stock Photo

insect phasmid on a leaf with Royalty Free Stock Photo

A stick insect, or phasmid, is depicted against a white background. Its elongated, slender body resembles a twig, aiding in camouflage. The insect exhibits a brown, textured exoskeleton, matching bark's rough appearance. Six long, thin legs extend from its segmented body, and two antennae protrude from its head, enhancing its sensory perception. This adaptation helps the stick insect blend into its natural habitat, primarily forested areas. Stick insects belong to the order Phasmatodea and are known for their remarkable mimicry.