Siliquofera grandis, also known as the giant Papuan katydid, is one of the largest katydid species in the world. Its body length can reach 10–13 cm, while its wingspan may extend up to 25 cm. This species is typically bright green, with broad, leaf-like wings that provide excellent camouflage among vegetation. The Siliquofera grandis is also distinguished by its unusual, hood-like pronotum, which makes its appearance even more remarkable.
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Siliquofera grandis: Giant size and leaf-like appearance
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