
Graeffea crouanii, the Coconut Stick Insect, is a species of Phamid/Stick Insect from the family of Phasmatidae.
Similar species: Stick And Leaf Insects
By Albert Kang
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Uploaded Nov 10, 2018. Captured Sep 27, 2018 14:34.
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They use it as defensive posture instead and they are also 'sprayers' from the glands behind their head.
If you touch them, they may flips their wings and spray at you :D
This is a male, the female has even smaller wings. Posted 6 years ago
In some extreme species, the sprays have been known to cause temporary blindness in humans, so I am sure to other animals, it is a big deterrent. Posted 6 years ago