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Call me Lucifer

Call me Lucifer

Empusa pennata. Studio work, magnification 5.5X.

Empusa pennata. Studio work, magnification 5.5X.
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Jan, 2016

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Amazing!

This is awesome!

Wow! Fabulous detail!

I have never seen a cornhead before. It's really scary for such a small insect. Can you see another eye in the middle of it's head? Great Work!

Proves there are aliens, amazing capture by a skilled artisan.

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Tiny dinosaur? LOL great capture :)

Wow, great capture!

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