Directory For a Sex Photos : amarilloo: sinobug: A new moth species? No. This hawkmoth has been parasitized by an Akanthomyces fungus (a Cordyceps anamorph) until it caused it’s demise (seemingly during a normal resting period) and totally consuming and mummifying the corpse.

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» amarilloo: sinobug: A new moth species? No. This hawkmoth has been parasitized by an Akanthomyces fungus (a Cordyceps anamorph) until it caused it’s demise (seemingly during a normal resting period) and totally consuming and mummifying the corpse.

amarilloo:  sinobug:  A new moth species? No. This hawkmoth has been parasitized

amarilloo:  sinobug:  A new moth species? No. This hawkmoth has been parasitized

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