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Shield bugs

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Green Shield Bug

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Clown shield bug (Pachycoris torridus, Scutelleridae), Peruvian Amazon

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Shield bug Family Scutelleridae, and to the genus Cantao Amyot & Serville, 1843. possibley Cantao ocellatus (Thunberg, 1784).

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Forest Shield Bug

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Shield-backed Jewel Bug (Poecilocoris druraei, Scutelleridae)

Pu'er, Yunnan, China

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Ixora Shield Bug - Catacanthus punctus

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Melvyn Yeo on Instagram: "Giant shield bug (Pygoplatys sp.) maternal care. Second photo is another one found nearby without babies."

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Melvyn Yeo on Instagram: "Giant shield bug (Pygoplatys sp.) maternal care. Second photo is another one found nearby without babies."

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Amazon stink bug (Pentatomidae), Peru

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Man-faced Shield Bug (Catacanthus incarnatus, Pentatomidae)

These large true bugs occur in four bright colour morphs: red, orange, yellow and cream with dark eye spots on their forewings, advertising their noxious taste and also perhaps functioning as eyespots to mislead predators. Overall, the spotted pattern resembles a man’s face when one views the bug oriented with the head downwards (I can see you tilting your head). Pu'er, Yunnan, China

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