Say hello to our little Walking stick friend—also known as "Stick bug." These fascinating creatures can produce offspring both sexually and asexually, so if you find one, it's more likely to be a female than a male. Females can grow to be 4-6 inches long, which makes them the longest insect in North America! Another cool fact: they can regenerate limbs that fall off or become detached (please don't try this at home). #WildlifeWednesday Video courtesy of Andrew Breedlove | NYS Department of Envir

This giant bug is a Lord Howe Island stick insect. Although they can grow to be as long as a human hand, their most remarkable feat at this point is simply existing -- until 2001, the species was believed to be extinct... | Great Big Story

LOOK. It’s a Phasmatodea. This is one of a type of insects known as stick insects, stick-bugs, walking sticks, or bug sticks. I’ve seen a lot of these lately. I’ll just sit and watch this for minutes on end. RELAXING. | Nick Beres NC5