The Malaysian katydid is a type of large, green, insect that is native to Southeast Asia. They have a unique appearance, with a body shape and coloring that resembles a leaf, allowing them to blend in with their surroundings and avoid detection from predators. Malaysian katydids are known for their ability to communicate through stridulation, the process of rubbing their legs together to produce sound. They are also capable of mimicking the calls of birds, adding to their impressive camouflage s

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