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| Butterflies! We saw so many ranging in size... |
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| ...and ranging in colour! |
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| Butterflies need salt, which is why they are often stopped on pathways, bags, and people's clothes - they love sweat! |
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| The ants were up to 2.5cm in size. |
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| Lantern Bug - named as such because they look like one. |
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| This was a weird beetle. |
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| Huge antennas |
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| Dead cicada on the open-plan restaurant floor. |
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| An unidentified insect and a stick insect on the night walk. |
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| Katie put her hand on this - damn rail insects! |
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| Another one we almost put our hands on. |
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| This stick insect was about 20cm long |
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| Another huge brown one. |
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| An even bigger one. |
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| This stick insect was insane! It was like a fat, brown, spiky log around 30cm long. |
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| Next up are grasshoppers. |
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| This one was big but it slightly hidden by its shadow. |
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| This was 10cm long and mega fat! Our guide had never seen one like this before. |
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| Now for some centi/millipedes... |
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| Lots of legs... |
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| ...and colours! |
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| Cave Centipede - it's sting is as deadly as a pit viper's bite. |
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| These furry caterpillars sting you if you touch them. |
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| The sting can cause discomfort and a rash. |
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| Some can put you in hospital. |
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| Cave spider... and let the nightmares begin! |
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| Katie almost trod on this bad boy. |
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| Symmetrical Water Spider |
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| They keep getting bigger... |
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| ...and scarier! |
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| This spider had a 20cm leg span and a 10cm body! |
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| And just to ease the fear a bit, here is a lovely butterfly we saw on the night walk - very beautiful! |
