Named for their spiky bodies and formidable mandibles, these fascinating insects have a unique shape that helps them camouflage among fallen brown leaves in their native habitat. Unlike most katydids, Dragon Headed Katydids are omnivores, eating a varied diet of plants and small animals. Get an up-close look at what’s on the menu for Dragon Headed Katydids and other invertebrate friends at Butterfly Pavilion’s “What’s For Lunch” program, everyday at 1:00 p.m. in the Crawl-A-See-Em. Visit butterflies.org/exhibit/spineless-spotlights to see our full schedule! #Lunch #Katydid #Invertebrate #ButterflyPavilion #CultureForAll