The 15 strangest insects on the planet (Nature is truly amazing ☺️)

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The 15 strangest insects on the planet (Nature is truly amazing ☺️)

0:00 A countdown of the fifteen most unusual and strange insect species on Earth.
1:24 orchid mantis
2:03 caddisfly
2:50 mole cricket
3:21 weaver ant
3:59 froghopper
4:35 periodical cicada
5:18 monarch butterfly
5:53 dung beetle
6:32 fig wasp
7:13 Japanese honeybee
7:47 Dracula ant
8:24 jewel wasp
9:03 zombie ant
9:57 Issus planthopper
10:47 bombardier beetle

I’m exploring fifteen insects whose bodies, behavior, and survival strategies seem stranger than anything humans could invent.

I’ll show you a bombardier beetle that fires boiling chemical pulses, a jewel wasp that controls a cockroach, ants that sew leaves with silk from their larvae, and an Issus planthopper with biological gears. I’ll also follow monarch butterflies across generations and dung beetles navigating by the Milky Way.

By the end, I’ll reveal how the bombardier beetle survives being swallowed and fired from inside a toad. These insects show me that nature is still far more inventive than our imagination.