Where the hell is my MANTIS husband? Pin
Female praying mantises are known to occasionally eat their mates after (and sometimes during) courtship. Scientists call this “sexual cannibalism”. I think I would call this a fairly compelling reason to ask where the hell your husband has got to.
A must for all insect geeks and anyone that just loves absolutely massive weird brooches that will be guaranteed to raise a comment or a smile.
metal and enamel pin with diamanté detailing and hand inked pearlescent banner. Our packaging card this is photographed on is 7.5cm wide so this pin is ENORMOUS. It’s pretty lightweight though so could probably cope on a jumper.
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Female praying mantises are known to occasionally eat their mates after (and sometimes during) courtship. Scientists call this “sexual cannibalism”. I think I would call this a fairly compelling reason to ask where the hell your husband has got to.
A must for all insect geeks and anyone that just loves absolutely massive weird brooches that will be guaranteed to raise a comment or a smile.
metal and enamel pin with diamanté detailing and hand inked pearlescent banner. Our packaging card this is photographed on is 7.5cm wide so this pin is ENORMOUS. It’s pretty lightweight though so could probably cope on a jumper.
