Dragon Head Katydid (Eumegalodon Blanchardi) - NYMPHS

The dragon-headed katydid is a type of bush cricket, so named for its huge mandibles that are used to eat a variety of fruits and other insects.  Katydids are well-camouflaged to look like leaves in order to avoid predators.

✔ Striking "Dragon" Head – Uniquely elongated, horned pronotum resembling a mythical creature
✔ Vivid Green Camouflage – Leaf-like body with intricate vein patterns for perfect disguise
✔ Impressive Size – One of the largest katydids, reaching 10-12 cm (4-5 inches)
✔ Nocturnal Singer – Males produce rhythmic night calls in tropical forests
✔ Rare in Collections – Highly prized by entomologists for its alien-like appearance

Perfect For:

• Unusual insect collectors

• Natural history displays

• Exotic terrarium pets (for experienced keepers)