When Osaka resident Kana Yamaguchis neighbors cut the grass in a nearby field, a number of fleeing insects sought refuge in her flower bed. Among them was an odd pair of grasshopper-like bugs one pink, one white. Osaka Museum of Natural History entomologist Itaru Kanazawa identifies them as the larvae of Euconocephalus thunbergi (kubikirigisu in Japanese), a close relative of the katydid. While he says it is normal for these insects to change between green and brown to match their surroundings, pink and white are considered abnormal. Speculation is that the pink is an extreme variation of the brown coloration, and the white specimen is believed to be an albino, though nobody will know for sure until it becomes an adult. Regardless, says Kanazawa, It is quite rare to find three different colors at the same time.PinkTentacle.com
Not quite as gay as somebody interested in pink tentacles.
>>159360It's not what you think, stumpdick.
>>159364what is it?
>>159360>>159621Do retards ever look for themselves? PinkTentacle is a blog about weird shit in Japan and probably sauce of OP pic AND translucent-skinned frog and God knows what else.The nurse will be in shortly to turn you.