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Orchid mantises (Hymenopus coronatus) are 1-3” long, diurnal, carnivorous invertebrates found throughout southeast Asia. They occupy warm, humid habitats, often in proximity to pink and white flowers, although sometimes on...

Ghost mantises (Phyllocrania paradoxa) are 2” long, diurnal, carnivorous invertebrates found throughout sub saharan Africa and Madagascar. They occupy forest habitats. The ghost mantis has a particularly unique appearance designed...

African mantises (Sphodromantis lineola) are 3-4” long, diurnal, carnivorous invertebrates found throughout west and central Africa. They occupy forest and savanna habitats. The African mantis has a triangular head, large...

Chinese mantises (Tenodera sinensis) are medium-large, diurnal, carnivorous invertebrates originally found throughout east and southeast Asia. However, they have been introduced and are now widespread throughout the continental United States...

The Pink Zebra Beauty tarantula (Eupalaestrus campestratus) is a 5-6”, nocturnal, terrestrial tarantula native to Brazil, Paraguay, and Argentina. They prefer to live in tropical to subtropical grasslands and savannas....

The Mexican red knee tarantula (Brachypelma smithi) is a 5.5-6.5” diameter, nocturnal, terrestrial tarantulas native to eastern Mexico. They prefer to live in arid environments such as desert and scrub,...