OuiSi Nature · Card 187
Predatory Katydid
Clonia wahlbergi
- Location
- Chimanimani National Park, Mozambique
- Date
- November 29, 2019
Photograph byJen GuytonDescription
These insects can bite quite hard and must be handled with care. Clonia wahlbergi is the largest katydid in Mozambique, with long, narrow wings held high above the abdomen, long spiny legs and two slanting white stripes on the sides of the thorax. It is strictly predatory, feeding mostly on other katydids and related insects, and lives in dry open savanna woodland.
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The photographer
Jen Guyton
NatGeo Explorer, International League of Conservation Photographers Fellow, Ph.D Ecologist
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