Huechys incarnata (Red Devil Cicada),

Description

Coloration: Red with black markings across its wings and body, making it highly distinctive.
Body Structure: A robust, stout-bodied insect with a wide, flattened thorax.
Sexual Dimorphism: Males are slightly smaller but more brightly colored than females.
Flight Patterns: Flightless, relying on its strong body to move quickly across trees and shrubs.
Feeding Habits: Herbivorous, feeding primarily on the leaves of specific plants.
Reproductive Behavior: Mating occurs after a lengthy courtship involving vocalization and movement.
Geographical Range: Native to Southeast Asia, particularly in Borneo and nearby islands.
Preferred Habitats: Prefers rainforests and humid, dense foliage where it can stay hidden.
Threats: Habitat destruction and the encroachment of urban areas.
Conservation Efforts: Preservation of rainforests and better land management practices are being implemented to protect the species.