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Description
Hello guys this is The Spore Mantis PNG I decided to do because she is my favorite Kaiju from Kong: Skull Island!

If you're going to use it, please don't forget give me some credit!

Credits to the respective artist for this artwork.

Origins
A gigantic precursor to the Phasmatodea order, the Spore Mantis is, in essence, a stick insect the size of a mature redwood tree. The limbs of its bark-skinned body house a powerful muscle system that is a unique interweaving of striated tendons and fibrous structural tissues more commonly found in the stems and roots of trees. These appendages allow the Spore Mantis to scuttle across the ground at alarming speed.
A new king of trees has been crowned. The General Sherman tree might have the record in terms of height, but then again the General Sherman can't get up and hunt you down.
Housed within an epidermis of bark and vascular tissue, the Spore Mantis' trunk is host to a large, slug-like parasite with spiked teeth and bone-crushing jaws. The digestive system uses a protein-rich sap to digest and encase the bodies of its prey, before excreting the remains, perfectly preserved as crystalline amber droppings that clearly reveal what it has eaten within. Our cryptobiology department appreciates the transparency.

Monster (c) Toho, Legendary.
Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for"fair use" for purposes such as criticism,comment, news.

Description
Hello guys this is The Spore Mantis PNG I decided to do because she is my favorite Kaiju from Kong: Skull Island!

If you're going to use it, please don't forget give me some credit!

Credits to the respective artist for this artwork.

Origins
A gigantic precursor to the Phasmatodea order, the Spore Mantis is, in essence, a stick insect the size of a mature redwood tree. The limbs of its bark-skinned body house a powerful muscle system that is a unique interweaving of striated tendons and fibrous structural tissues more commonly found in the stems and roots of trees. These appendages allow the Spore Mantis to scuttle across the ground at alarming speed.
A new king of trees has been crowned. The General Sherman tree might have the record in terms of height, but then again the General Sherman can't get up and hunt you down.
Housed within an epidermis of bark and vascular tissue, the Spore Mantis' trunk is host to a large, slug-like parasite with spiked teeth and bone-crushing jaws. The digestive system uses a protein-rich sap to digest and encase the bodies of its prey, before excreting the remains, perfectly preserved as crystalline amber droppings that clearly reveal what it has eaten within. Our cryptobiology department appreciates the transparency.

Monster (c) Toho, Legendary.
Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for"fair use" for purposes such as criticism,comment, news.