Bamboo worms are animals of the bamboo worm family. The shape is slender like bamboo nodes, medium to large, and the body color is mostly green or brown; The head is oval and slightly flattened, with short or slender antennae; Winged, leathery forewings, membranous hindwings; Slender or flattened feet; The body of the bamboo stick insect is elongated and rod-shaped, resembling bamboo sticks (such as bamboo stick insects) or broad-leaved leaves. The lifespan of adult insects is about 3-6 months. Bamboo worms are mostly distributed in tropical and subtropical regions. The main natural enemies are rodents, some species of crows and coiled tails in birds, as well as various ants, spiders, mantises, and color changing tree lizards. Mostly omnivorous.