2x2 grid, 16:9, do this for 4 famous rare insects that are more dangerous than they look: Prompt: Ultra-clean modern macro-biology infographic. Showcase a [SMALL INSECT/BUG] (e.g., jumping spider, praying mantis) in visually striking, hyper-detailed macro form - floating slightly in a 3D perspective or angled view. Arrange anatomical features, abilities, and habitat stats around the specimen in a dynamic editorial layout. Anatomy Section: Include glowing vector lines pointing to specific body parts (eyes, mandibles, legs) with mini-illustrations or microscopic scans detailing their function. Arrange them in a radial flow connected visually to the specimen. Behavioral Stats Section: Show abilities (jump height, venom toxicity, speed) with data graphs, numbered panels, or progress bars forming a logical flow around the main subject. Include small atmospheric icons (leaf, web, sun, moon). Additional Info (optional): Lifespan, ecosystem role, predation stats - displayed as clean futuristic holographic bubbles or badges near the specimen. Visual Style: National Geographic macro photography meets sci-fi bio-lab UI. Vibrant iridescent natural colors, subtle bioluminescent drop shadows, clean glowing vector lines, modern typography, soft dark gradients or frosted glass panels for data. Accent colors in neon cyan or green to highlight key stats. Composition Guidelines: Specimen as hero visual (angled, looking at camera). Data and anatomy flow dynamically around it. Clear visual hierarchy: bug > anatomy > stats. Enough negative space to keep design airy, mysterious, and readable. Lighting & Background: Cinematic rim lighting on the subject, dark minimal textured or gradient background (deep forest green or black) for a premium laboratory feel. Ultra-crisp, social-feed optimized, no watermark. --ar 16:9
