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Stick insect or Phasmids (Phasmatodea or Phasmatoptera) also known as walking stick insects, stick-bugs, bug sticks or ghost insect. Stick insect camouflaged on tree. Selective focus, copy space Stock Photo | Adobe
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10 Fascinating Facts About Stick Insects
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Wild Thing: Stick Figure|April 2018| TPW magazine
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