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alexwild > Portrait of a Thasus acutangulus nymph. The bright colors advertise this bug's distastefulness. Mexico. filename: thasus39
alexwild > Nymphs of the Giant Mesquite Bug (Thasus neocalifornicus) typically cluster in groups. Clustering likely amplifies the intensity of the bright visual signal warning predators of their powerful defensive chemistry. Arizona, USA. filename: thasus12
alexwild > Thasus neocalifornicus nymph. Arizona, USA. filename: thasus10
alexwild > Thasus neocalifornicus Giant Mesquite Bug, nymph. Arizona, USA. filename: thasus4
alexwild > Thasus acutangulus nymph. Mexico. filename: Thasus40
alexwild > As unlikely as it may seem, these two bugs belong to the same species. The colorful bug is an immature. Thasus acutangulus. Mexico. filename: thasus37
alexwild > Thasus neocalifornicus Giant Mesquite Bug, adult. Arizona, USA. filename: thasus21
Portrait of a Thasus acutangulus nymph. The bright colors advertise this bug's distastefulness. Mexico.

filename: thasus39
alexwild > Portrait of a Thasus acutangulus nymph. The bright colors advertise this bug's distastefulness. Mexico. filename: thasus39
Portrait of a Thasus acutangulus nymph. The bright colors advertise this bug's distastefulness. Mexico.

filename: thasus39
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