I raised Tussock moths before and this reminds me of one of our moths that came out. It was deformed, as it's body was normal, the wings weren't developed. Not saying it's a Tussock, but maybe this poor thing had the same problem(?)
It looks like a butterfly or a moth that didn't get to squeeze itself out of it's cocoon and now the flesh that's supposed to be squished off or out or whatever is still on it... or it's just one fucked up bug.
It's a moth that has just emerged from it's pupa and it's wings have not yet dried and expanded. Usually they hang from their pupa until their wings dry and then fly away but this one must have fallen off. I'm not a moth expert by any stretch of the imagination but if I were to guess based on its size, feathered antennae and colouration, I would guess it is Antheraea polyphemus, a silkmoth.
isnt it that when moths or butterflies are born from the pupae, their back are swollen, but then it's used to pump some kind of fluid to the wings to make them bigger and harden so it will be able to fly? Im pretty sure of it..
looks like a diformed moth, her body got all messed up while she was transforming in the pupa, shes so fat she cant fly, she gona be murdered by predators soon im guessing.
It's most definitely NOT a cicada. From the very first moment to the very last moment of this video it is quite clear that it is a moth. Sigilvii is right, it's a female Saturniidae Saturniinae. Probably Saturnia pavonia or Saturnia pavoniella. I don't think her abdomen is still in the pupa though. The abdomen is that large because it's full of eggs.
It is a moth. It just came out of its pupa, so its wings are not dried yet, and its abdomen is still in the pupa. It's definitely not a mole cricket, which does not hold its wings out to the sides, nor does it have such large antennae. It's hard to tell, but it could be a male in the family Saturniinidae, which has some of the largest and most beautifully colored moths.
looks like the "mole cricket", its a cricket with big front legs for burrowing under the ground. it lays its eggs inside and your "bug" looks like a baby mole cricket. I think it was a new species found in 1994 or something..
I agree with Kawaii, looks like a moth that somehow
deformed and it's wings are too small.
FoochaChan 1 year ago
hmm for my opinion, it looks like a moth getting out of its cacoon... idk lol XD
Rowelmarcus 2 years ago 3
Looks like some sort of moth larvae.
Citrangish 2 years ago
ööhm. i'm not sure... OMG ITS BARACK OBAMA!!!
RUN! RUN! RUN!!!!!!
CssSurfVideos 2 years ago
I raised Tussock moths before and this reminds me of one of our moths that came out. It was deformed, as it's body was normal, the wings weren't developed. Not saying it's a Tussock, but maybe this poor thing had the same problem(?)
KawaiiKemonomimi 2 years ago
That appears to be a newly hatched CECROPIA MOTH.
answerman46 2 years ago
its a moth full of blood it just came out of its cocoon ,the blood moves from its body to its wings pumping them up,then the body is at normal size.
(bug expert)
andrewdollar2009 3 years ago 2
its called a moth thats pregnat and wants those babies out
tehevilelmo 3 years ago
moth getting out of cacoon i think... not sure if im right tho sure looks like it:P
halodisaster 3 years ago 9
Its a Big mOth
ThaWizardNL 3 years ago
new jersey....? adult thumb...?
damn i'm happy i moved...
kawaisousunao 3 years ago
its ither a moth or a per mature bee
lllSnipelll 3 years ago
looks almost like it was inturrupted inside its cacoon so it wasnt fully developed yet but im not an expert
herodisgod18 3 years ago
all you need is a nice big firecracker
ismokegreentrees 3 years ago
It looks like a giant moth they are um well somewhere in the world anyway yea im pretty sure its a moth
Whatsupdudman 3 years ago 4
It is a Polyphemus Moth just emerging from it's cocoon. They are in the giant silk moth family.
VOICESOF1 4 years ago 14
its a mothe coming out of its cocune
cotton509 4 years ago
that my friends is the end result of a tomato or tobacco horn worm, an adult moth emerging from the ground where they pupate.
cheoma 4 years ago
that is a silkmoth
darkmage445 4 years ago
It's getting out his cocoon.
Sushikorken 4 years ago 2
It looks like a butterfly or a moth that didn't get to squeeze itself out of it's cocoon and now the flesh that's supposed to be squished off or out or whatever is still on it... or it's just one fucked up bug.
Dandy087 4 years ago
fatass bug... lol as said ike 7 months ago.... Burn it!
Noob4life2 4 years ago 2
What the fuck is that???
chapa9dj 4 years ago
Hiking in New Jersey?
You're joking, right?
CapnPegleg 4 years ago
what a fat ass
Bordieh 4 years ago
It's like...a FAT ASS MOTH!
MoonChaser 5 years ago
This is a Squishmeus Completelyus
In other words, squahs the bugger!
govip 5 years ago
It is a child that had been forcibly flushed down a toilet, and have mutated and is back to reek havoc on us all, everbody run
reeferwerewolf 5 years ago 2
Wait! There's a solution!
All we have to do is type this comment in 3 other videos!!
electrophil 5 years ago
FIRE! hah I love it when people just say "burn it!" its so funny
shinkibigami9 5 years ago
It looks like a fat butterfly :\
huskie77 5 years ago
burn the mother!
elementeighty525 5 years ago
It's a moth that has just emerged from it's pupa and it's wings have not yet dried and expanded. Usually they hang from their pupa until their wings dry and then fly away but this one must have fallen off. I'm not a moth expert by any stretch of the imagination but if I were to guess based on its size, feathered antennae and colouration, I would guess it is Antheraea polyphemus, a silkmoth.
majorvoltage 5 years ago
You nailed it! good job.
VOICESOF1 4 years ago
I hope I'll never find one of those in my room
leratluci 5 years ago
isnt it that when moths or butterflies are born from the pupae, their back are swollen, but then it's used to pump some kind of fluid to the wings to make them bigger and harden so it will be able to fly? Im pretty sure of it..
finebody 5 years ago
its a female moth of some species. Only male moths go to and fly to find a mate and the female walks around pooping eggs everywhere.
NuclearA 5 years ago
its a moth thats about to make a "delivery"
Severet 5 years ago
It looks like a moth that hasn't metamorphasised properly, and so is stuck in a transitional stage between pupae and maturity.
royal24 5 years ago
it is not weird looking, it just leaved her pupa, the wings havent open, the "blood" havent circulated thru the articulations of the wings, thats all
Darksoul985 5 years ago
looks like a diformed moth, her body got all messed up while she was transforming in the pupa, shes so fat she cant fly, she gona be murdered by predators soon im guessing.
scriewy 5 years ago
it should be burnt...just my opinion though...=P
hinataXD12 5 years ago
LOL U R so cruel!!!
zippy930 5 years ago
sorry, Im a massive bug-a-phobe
hinataXD12 5 years ago
It's most definitely NOT a cicada. From the very first moment to the very last moment of this video it is quite clear that it is a moth. Sigilvii is right, it's a female Saturniidae Saturniinae. Probably Saturnia pavonia or Saturnia pavoniella. I don't think her abdomen is still in the pupa though. The abdomen is that large because it's full of eggs.
Shrog1 5 years ago
Its a cicada! look it up, the are born underground then burrow there way up and live in the dirt until theyre wings mature.
IsitCAUSEimASIAN 5 years ago
it's a sphinx moth. I have a pupa of one and am waiting for it to do the thing in the video
Gwebenezer 5 years ago
arent they blind?
chaldothug12 5 years ago
It is a young moth.
ImNotOnTheInternet 5 years ago
It is a moth. It just came out of its pupa, so its wings are not dried yet, and its abdomen is still in the pupa. It's definitely not a mole cricket, which does not hold its wings out to the sides, nor does it have such large antennae. It's hard to tell, but it could be a male in the family Saturniinidae, which has some of the largest and most beautifully colored moths.
sigilvii 5 years ago
you are quite luky to have 1 in your backyard - they are extrememly RARE
Bleson 5 years ago
looks like the "mole cricket", its a cricket with big front legs for burrowing under the ground. it lays its eggs inside and your "bug" looks like a baby mole cricket. I think it was a new species found in 1994 or something..
Bleson 5 years ago
it looks liek it might be a cicada?
queenbunnywitch 5 years ago
it is it cant really fly well because the wings are wet poor thing is struggling
imakegewdrice 5 years ago
thats what I thought
themetalcloud 5 years ago
moth trying to get out of cocoon?
overghost 5 years ago
it is a child of incest
CrazyAsianFood 5 years ago
whoa...what the hell....looks like a mutated moth caterpillar thing
shadowgodny 5 years ago