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Genus Odontomantis | A Fidgety Insect Sitting On A Green Leaf

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Published: 03 Aug 2026 › Updated: 03 Aug 2026Genus Odontomantis | A Fidgety Insect Sitting On A Green Leaf

Genus Odontomantis | A Fidgety Insect Sitting On A Green Leaf

Latin NameObservation DateLocation
Genus OdontomantisAug 02, 2026Vodrochol, Ullapara, Bangladesh

Greetings to everyone!
Hello my dear all friends! I hope everyone is well and have a good day today. Today I am going to share this wonderful insect picture with everyone. Yesterday I went out for a walk in the green nature and saw this wonderful insect on a green leaf. This insect was sitting quietly but when I went near the insect to take a picture, the insect was moving a lot, once here and once there. After trying for a while, I took some pictures of it.

When I was observing the insect, I noticed its fidgety nature. Also, the structure of this insect looked extraordinary. Only then did the insect mostly move its head. This wonderful scene in the green nature is truly a wonderful moment because this insect also looks very different and exceptional from other insects. Such a scene is not usually seen all the time, these insects are very rare.

Now I am sharing some moments of this insect with everyone below, I hope everyone likes it and everyone enjoys it.


Thank you everyone, I hope everyone enjoyed it, see you again in my next post.

All photos are captured by me.
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Camera UsedTecno Camon 40 Pro
LensMacro
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Iso speedISO
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PhotographyGenus Odontomantis
Photographerwhose@whose
Link To Original Community
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/387763974
LatitudeLongitudeMap
24.31277489.568490https://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=24.3127740562&mlon=89.568490237#map=12/24.3128/89.5685


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