This flame throwing praying mantis was originally built for Burning Man but now resides in Downtown Las Vegas. … | Downtown las vegas, Fremont street, Travel photos
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The fire-shooting preying mantis sits out front of Container Park in downtown Las Vegas on Wednesday, July 1, 2015. (Joshua Dahl/Las Vegas Review-Journal) | Las Vegas Review-Journal
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