Richard Conniff writes about behavior, in humans and other
animals, on two, four, six, and eight legs, plus the occasional
slither. The Species Seekers (2010) Buy the
Book:AmazonBN.comIndieboundPowells Swimming with Piranhas at
Feeding Time (2009) For information about some of Richard
Conniff's talk topics, and about how to book him as a speaker,
please contact richardconniff (at) comcast (dot) net. Posted by
Richard Conniff on October 10, 2012 It’s the caterpillar of the
imperial fruit sucking moth (Pyllodes imperialis) in northern
Queensland, Australia. But it looks more like something Ridley
Scott dreamed up for “Alien,” then discarded as just a little
too creepy. This entry was posted on October 10, 2012 at 4:58 pm
and is filed under Biodiversity, Cool Tools. You can follow any
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