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YOU never know what you will find in the rainforests of . Nestled in a thin forest corridor that connects habitats in North and South America, it is a crucial pit stop for migratory species and holds a huge array of wildlife, including jaguars, snakes and hummingbirds. It also hosts this master of disguise: a leaf-mimic katydid (Cycloptera sp.).
This insect is just 5 centimetres from its head to the tip of its abdomen, but a bit over double that if you include the long antennae, says photographer .
Katydids don’t stop at…
