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Epidares nolimetangere, male. With over 300 recognized species, Borneo is the richest area in the world for stick insects (order Phasmatodea). This species is endemic to Borneo and a number of color variations have been found throughout the island, such as this pure red form originating from central Sarawak.

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Areolatae, Bacilloidea, Borneo, Dataminae, Datamini, East Malaysia, Heteropterygidae, Insecta, Malaysia, Phasmatodea, Phasmatoptera, Phasmida, Sarawak, Southeast Asia, Verophasmatodea, animal, arthropod, fauna, insect, invertebrate, phasmid, stick insect, tropical, walking stick
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Borneo, Insects
Epidares nolimetangere, male. With over 300 recognized species, Borneo is the richest area in the world for stick insects (order Phasmatodea). This species is endemic to Borneo and a number of color variations have been found throughout the island, such as this pure red form originating from central Sarawak.