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Pictures of a Giant Walkingstick (Female)

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Picture of a Giant Walkingstick

"Female Giant Walking Stick, found in Sattler, TX. May 13, 2007. Contrary to the slow movements people usually see, this walking stick moved quickly, and looked like she knew exactly where she was going. After she fell, she did not stop or slow until she was off of the ground again. She is about 6 in. long."
Taken by Jen Strait of San Antonio, TX.
 
 
Giant Walkingstick Size Comparison
The Walking Stick as compared to the length of a 10 dollar bill.
Taken by Jen Strait of San Antonio, TX.

 

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