Australian Stick Mantis

Archimantis latistyla · Order: Mantodea · Family: Mantidae

Also called: Australian Ghost Hopper Mantis, Australian Mantis, Bunny Mantis, Large Brown Mantis

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The Australian stick mantis is a light-brown mantis native to Australia. Males are about 90 mm long and females about 110 mm long.

How to recognize it

Females have short wings while males have long wings. Their overall colour is light brown.

Males grow to roughly 90 mm and females to about 110 mm.

They live in Australia.

The species is native to Australia.

Where is the Australian stick mantis found?

It is native to Australia.

How big do they get?

Males reach about 90 mm and females about 110 mm in length.

What do they look like?

They are light brown; females have short wings and males have long wings.

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Text written 2026-10-24 from the sources above and checked sentence by sentence against them. Data fetched 2026-10-22.