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Stick Insects in New Jersey?

By Michael Doig on Thursday, October 2, 2008
Filed Under: Demonstrations, Featured, Video

I recently went for a hike at the Lusscroft Farm trail in Sussex New Jersey. As I was ambling down the path, I stumbled upon this stick bug. I have seen stick insects many times, but I always thought they were limited to tropical habitats. Apparently they have evolved in the temperate regions of Earth [...]

Tags: entomology, Images, Insect, Michael Doig, Video

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