Walkingstick Insect skeleton sways in wind @StuffISawOutside
Walkingstick Insect skeleton sways in wind  @StuffISawOutside
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The skeleton of a dead Walkingstick Insect (Anisomorpha sp.) sways in the wind, as a it hangs from a wire in the railing along a bridge Sheldon Lake State Park, in Houston, TX, USA. It's interesting to me that this would have been how the Walkingstick was hanging in its last moments of life, and it continues to hang on once no longer alive.
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Walkingstick Insect skeleton sways in wind

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