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Photographs show examples, not an identification of the animal found in Beijing. Animal identification is provisional. The school photographs suggest a stone centipede and camel cricket. Food and habitat vary by species. These are observation resources, not feeding instructions.
Arctia_caja_(Marek_Szczepanek).jpg
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Autographa_gamma_en_Trachelospermum_jasminoides_-_02.jpg
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Lymantria_dispar_MHNT.CUT.2012.0.357_Col_de_Cricheto_Bastelica_male_Dos.jpg
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Nectar.jpg
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Lisc_lipy.jpg
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Information sources
Natural History Museum: crane flies
Earthworm Society of Britain: diet
University of Minnesota: crickets
Illinois Extension: centipedes
Butterfly Conservation: moth feeding
School photographs
Photographs supplied by the teacher from the school grounds. Close-up views display selected parts of the original photographs. No anatomical detail has been generated. Identification is provisional at the group level.
Movement video
File:Ivela auripes ImagoCrawlingOnTree01.ogv
Nmspec · CC BY-SA 4.0
Excerpt, converted to MP4, resized and audio removed for this resource. The adapted clip remains available under the source licence. The animal shown is an example, not an identification of the Beijing find.