Conceptually similarW.K. FLETCHERAssassin Bug with Resin TrapSS2739023JE5148Royalty FreeW.K. FLETCHERCambodian ForestSS2739028JE5153Royalty FreeW.K. FLETCHERSeeding DipterocarpSS2504977BU6611Royalty FreeW.K. FLETCHERWinged Dipterocarp SeedsSS2504978BU6612Royalty FreeW.K. FLETCHERWinged Dipterocarp SeedsSS2504979BU6613Royalty FreeW.K. FLETCHERDipterocarp BarkSS2504980BU6614Royalty FreeW.K. FLETCHERCambodian Deciduous ForestSS2739038JE5163Royalty FreeW.K. FLETCHEREndangered Resin TreeSS2504996BU6630Royalty FreeW.K. FLETCHERCycad plantsSS2504990BU6624Royalty FreeView AllView more with similar tones Assassin Bug with Resin TrapLicense type:Royalty FreeUnique identifier:SS2739024Legacy Identifier:JE5149Description:The Assassin Bug Amulius malayus collects a large drop of sticky tree resin on each of its front legs to attract and trap the small insects it preys on. Dry deciduous forest, Phnom Prich Wildlife Sanctuary, Mondulkiri, Cambodia.Credit:Fletcher & Baylis / Science SourceSize:6000px × 4000px (~68 MB)Restrictions:Exportable: FAAGet PricingFormatShareKeywords:amulius malayus-animal-arthropod-asia-assassin bug-bug-cambodia-cambodian wildlife-damar-heteroptera-hunting-hunting strategy-indochina-insect-mondulkiri-phnom prich wildlife sanctuary-predator-reduviid-reduviidae-resin-resin bug-sticky-sticky trap-tibia-tool use-tree resin-WildlifeModel release:N/AAvailable sizesFormatDimensionsPrice1 MB File625px X 417px$ 49.0010 MB File2000px X 1333px$ 149.0028 MB File3300px X 2200px$ 299.0050 MB File4500px X 3000px$ 350.00Parent folder:FTP 4-20-2016
