The man faced stink bug, also known as Catacanthus incarnatus, is a species of stink bug that is primarily found in Southeast Asia. It gets its name from the unique pattern on its thorax that resembles a human face.
These insects are commonly found in gardens and agricultural areas, where they feed on plant sap using their piercing mouthparts. They are considered pest insects, as they can cause damage to crops such as soybeans, rice, and tomatoes.
Man faced stink bugs are known for their distinctive coloration, with a reddish-brown body and black markings on their thorax. They are also known for their strong odor, which they emit as a defense mechanism when threatened. This odor is a deterrent to potential predators.
These insects are not typically harmful to humans, but their presence can be a nuisance in agricultural settings. Controlling their populations often involves the use of chemical pesticides or other methods to prevent damage to crops.
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