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• Dewpider's image via Pokémon.fandom   
  
• Diving bell spider's image 
   



 
• Caterpie's image via Pokémon.fandom   
  
• Common mormon caterpillar's image
 via 9gag
  
• Background via free4kwalpaper    
   



 
• Larvestra's image via Serebi   
  
• Spiny orb weaver spider's image
  
• Background via aminoapps   
   



 
• Snom's image via Serebi   
  
• jewel caterpillar's image via
   



 
• Cutiefly's image via Serebi   
  
• Japanese Bee Fly's image via 인사이트
  
   



 
•  Mega Pinsir's image via 
Pokémon.fandom   
  
• Stag beetle's image via Pestwiki
  
• Background via Wallpaper-HD
   



 
• Frosmoth's image via Serebi   

• Domestic Silkmoth's  image by

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• Galvantula's
 image via Pokèmon.fandom  
  
• Green bottle blue tarantula's
 image by Michael Pankratz
via Flickr
  
• Background made using
 Autodesk Sketch-book    
   



 
• Lunarantis's image via 
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• Orchid mantis's image via 
   



 
• Ariados's image via Serebi  
  
• Banana spider's image by 
Vizkaya museum and gardens
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• Background via 
   



 
• Metapod's image via Pokémon.fandom   
  
• Common mormon cocoon's
 image via cnn park



 
• Mega Heracross's
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• Hercules Beetle's image via 
  
• Background via allwallpaper    
   



 
• Volcarona's image via
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