1. Titan Beetle: French Guiana and Brazil Interesting fact: The larvae have never been found, but are thought to feed inside wood and may take several years to reach full size before they pupate.

2. Elephant Beetles: Mexico through Venezuela Interesting fact: The life span of an adult Elephant Beetle is around one to three months.

3. Giant Long-Legged Katydids: Malaysia Interesting fact: They are believed the be the largest insect in the world.

4. Goliath Beetle: Ghana, Ivory Coast / Equatorial Africa, Central and East Interesting fact: They feed primarily on tree sap and fruit.

5. Giant Burrowing Cockroach: Australia Interesting fact: They are the largest cockroach in the world.

6. Giant Camel Spiders: The deserts of the Middle East Interesting fact: Giant Camel Spiders have even been found hiding in soldier's sleeping bags.

7. Giant Walking Stick: Worldwide Interesting fact: They are the longest insects in the world.

8. Giant Weta: New Zealand Interesting fact: They are one of the heaviest insects in the world. They can weigh as much as a sparrow.

9. Giant Isopod: The Gulf Of Mexico Interesting fact: They do not eat Doritos.

10. Atlas Moth: Southeast Asia Interesting fact: In India, Atlas moths are cultivated for their silk.

11. Tarantula Hawk: Found Throughout The World. They are the state insect of New Mexico. Interesting fact: They eat tarantulas, that's how they got their name.

12. Giant Water Bug: Worldwide Interesting fact: In Thailand they are considered a delicacy, and are often attracted, harvested and collected using black lights.

13. Queen Alexandra's Birdwing: Papua New Guinea Interesting fact: It's the largest butterfly in the world. The first specimen ever found was taken down using a shotgun.

14. Chinese Mantis: Worldwide Interesting fact: Originating from China, they were first introduced to North America around 1895 as a source of pest control.

15. Goliath Birdeater: Rainforests in South America Interesting fact: Females always mate, but sometimes may end up eating their mates.