By Gurpreet Singh | October 16, 2025
The Orchid Mantis mimics delicate flowers perfectly, blending in while stunning with bright pink and white patterns.
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With fiery red and yellow tones, the Devil’s Flower Mantis mesmerises predators and prey alike in tropical forests.
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Resembling dried autumn leaves, this mantis shows subtle brown, orange and green shades to hide from predators.
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The Budwing Mantis flaunts bright green wings with subtle brown edges, perfectly blending among fresh foliage.
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Covered in pink, white and green spiny patterns, this mantis combines elegance and danger in equal measure.
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The Arizona Unicorn Mantis displays pale green and cream colours with a distinctive horn-like projection on head.
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Its broad, leaf-shaped thorax displays metallic green and brown colours, providing excellent camouflage and defensive power.
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With its slender limbs and violin-shaped thorax, this mantis sways to mimic twigs in the wind.
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The Rainbow Mantis glimmers with iridescent colours in sunlight, dazzling predators and prey in tropical rainforests.
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Pale greens and off-whites make the Ghost Mantis almost invisible, giving it a hauntingly beautiful appearance.
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