Conceptually similarSPLMating dead-leaf bush cricketsSS2256103SJ1222Rights ManagedSPLDead-leaf bush cricketSS2256106SJ1225Rights ManagedSPLLeaf-mimic bush cricketSS2256110SJ1229Rights ManagedSPLFemale leaf-mimic bush cricketSS2256114SJ1233Rights ManagedSPLLeaf-mimic bush cricketSS2256112SJ1231Rights ManagedSPLLeaf-mimic bush cricketSS2256113SJ1232Rights ManagedSPLLeaf-mimic bush cricketSS2256099SJ1218Rights ManagedSPLLeaf-mimic bush cricketSS2256104SJ1223Rights ManagedSPLLeaf-mimic bush cricketSS2256111SJ1230Rights ManagedView AllView more with similar tones Dead-leaf bush crickets matingLicense type:Rights ManagedUnique identifier:SS2256098Legacy Identifier:SJ1217Description:Dead-leaf bush crickets (Typophyllum sp.) mating on a leaf in the rainforest. The smaller male has just transferred a large white sperm packet, known as a spermatophore to the larger female. Photographed in the Amazon rainforest, Ecuador.Credit:Dr George Beccaloni / Science SourceSize:5323px × 3689px (~56 MB)Restrictions:No Sale through SubagentsGet PricingHow Will The Visual Be Used?ShareKeywords:amazon rainforest-animal-biology-breed-breeding-bush cricket-camouflage-conception-copulation-dead leaf-dead leaf bush cricket-dead-leaf bush cricket-double-E05964-ecuador-entomology-female-horizontal-insect-katydid-leaf-male-mating-mimic-mimicry-reproducing-reproduction-sex-sexual intercourse-south america-sperm-sperm packet-spermatophore-two-typophyllum sp.-Wildlife-Z305/0279-Z305/279-Z3050279-zoologyFolder Legacy Identifier:spl001_hdModel release:Not releasedParent folder:SPL bulkload #5
