Longest appendages

The Poor Knights cave wëtä (Gymnoplectron giganteum) has the longest appendages (legs and antennae) of any New Zealand insect or spider.
From the tip of the antenna to the end of the hind legs it can measure an enormous 450 mm, although the body is only 50 mm long.
It hides in caves and rock piles during the day and comes out at night to feed on flowers and lichens.
It is only found on the Poor Knights Islands (Tawhiti Rahi and Aorangi).