A most bizarre and mysterious cocoon
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A most bizarre and mysterious cocoon
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#5Example cocoon: http://bugguide.net/images/raw/Y0BQZSBQF0AQJ08KLSBQTK5KCK4K9...
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#6it looks like a little hut/house surrounded by a tall fence. What a fantastic thing!
The next time the guy is out in the jungle and sees one the thing to do is to take it home, put it in a jar, and wait to see what pops out. I learned about mosquito eggs that way, as a youth I thought they were tadpole eggs, put them in my jar and waited for frogs. Instead I got mosquito larvae and then a jar of dead mosquitos (I didn't take the top off once I recognized the larval form.)
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#10My approach is to bang in various words and do image searches, forcing some and not others, and then try similar words. [weird cocoon] or [weird egg sac peru] and then sometimes including a subject word. (Entomology).
Then I do a TinEye search, or a GoogleImage search to see if I can find other pages talkng about it.
This feels sub-optimal.
What's a better approach?