Photo Feature
Mossy Monarch
Camouflaged flawlessly in the moss in Agumbe’s rainforests is a praying mantis, whose antennae, dead giveaways, are often missed by both predators and prey. The mantis will ambush moths, crickets, grasshoppers and flies at lightning speed. Females are notorious for decapitating and consuming males while mating. Some scientists conjecture that this affords the offspring a better chance of survival, thanks to the protein intake from the male’s corpse.
Photo: Hanumantharao Satish