‘Bizarre’ newly classified scorpionfly shines light on Nepal’s insect diversity

Mongabay
Dec 17, 2022, 2:40 am339 pts
KATHMANDU– When German professor Jochen Martens and his associate W. Schawaller visited subtropical forests in Nepal in 1988, they collected samples of different insects found in eastern Nepal, including a “bizarre” one that had a long tail with a pincer resembling that of scorpions. Martens, who…

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