 Masters of camouflage wait for their prey to stray too near, ambush them with lightning speed, and eat them alive! |
 Tarantulas line their lairs with silken webs to enable them to sense wandering insects and other arthropods to ambush and eat. |
 Garden Spider Put bugs on the webs of these spiders and watch them leap on them and eat them. They're everywhere, gardens, fields, under eaves, etc. |
 Butterflies
Morpho deidamia -
French Guiana, Euripus charonda – Japan, Amboina
moluccas - East Indian Archipelago, Argema
mittrei – Madagascar, and Catagramma pitheas -
Columbia |
 Hercules Beetle Hercules Beetles live in South and Central American rain forests. The male sports the long horns.
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Ornithoptera
Paradisea - New Guinea, Thecla Imperialis -
South America, Troides Alexandrae - New Guinea,
Papilio Ulysses – Malay Archipelago |
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Euripus charonda,
Japan; Io Moth - Automeris io - US, Mexico; Agrias claudina lugens, Peru; Morpho rhetenor,
Guiana; Papilio antimachus Congo |
 Atlas Moth The largest moths in the world in the world with 12 inch wingspans and 65 square inches Wow!
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Saturnia Pyri, Attacus Atlas, Oleander Hawk, Spurge Hawk, Gipsy Moth, Hawk Moth
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