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Spiny leaf insect: A local-style menu

Farkas M. VivienBy Farkas M. Vivien2026.06.24.No Comments1 Min Read
Koronás levéllábú botsáska, Extatosoma tiaratum
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The spiny leaf insect (Extatosoma tiaratum) lives naturally in Australia and Papua New Guinea. In the wild, it feeds on the leaves of several plants, including eucalyptus species.

In captivity, however, suitable food can also be provided under local conditions. It is often offered blackberry, raspberry or oak leaves, which it usually accepts well.

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