Favoritos de spider_nerd
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Tendarapos de Dos Espinas (Género Paraphrynus)Observ.
digpaddlesportsDescripción
Had to check my dates. Was actually in a tropical rainforest, need to correct species from Arizona Tailless Whip Scorpion to another variety of tailless whip scorpion… whoops!
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parrot-extraordinaireDescripción
A net casting spider hidden in the undergrowth carrying a small fly.
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kai_changFecha
Septiembre 2023Descripción
dwelling in crevice of the uplifted coral reef (supratidal zone)
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emmarooksbyDescripción
Not sure of the species ID but have had confirmed sightings of this species in the area before.
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olivier_caveDescripción
Female Amblypygi, giving birth.
(In case you can't see it clearly, there are at least 10 babies around the belly. Their body and legs are clearly seen. click to see the picture in full resolution)
It was living in a cave, near the entrance. The individual was hiding in a fissure.
Many Amblypygies in the cave, many bats, many criquets.
It seems that it was breeding season, since I found another female with newborns in another cave the day before, and I've seen 2 other fighting (or maybe mating?).
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Tendarapo de Patas Ocres (Paraphrynus raptator)Observ.
valenciaDescripción
Dentro de una vivienda
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Tendarapos (Familia Phrynidae)Observ.
solifugaeDescripción
one juvenile cannibalizing another
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Tendarapos (Familia Phrynidae)Observ.
josegarridoDescripción
not the tarantula but the whip scorpion on left...
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Tendarapos Y Parientes (Orden Amblypygi)Observ.
somniumDescripción
Eating a stick insect
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tbjwildlifeDescripción
This whipscorpion was holding a small frog that it had caught.
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yusufzanzibarDescripción
Whip Spider caught what we thought was a Blind Snake. If the snake was already dead I don't know, ants were already on it. The spider was in a hurry to escape into the dark ... thus only one photo
but I made a short video clip
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Si6mJfAQ-0w&list=PLsLQwnoOmuV1SexlUDlIlOBawg5k5pw_0&index=5
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rwmendez3Descripción
matured early July 2022, observed date refers to when I collected the juvenile
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Hongos Parásitos de Arañas (Género Gibellula)Observ.
emilycavanaughDescripción
Possibly an entomopathogenic species??
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benjamin189Descripción
@brandonwoo heard you were interested in this species
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Ciempiés Gigante Caribeño (Scolopendra alternans)Observ.
lovelymantidDescripción
Found indoors, in the bathroom of a first floor apartment. Very large specimen.
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Ciempiés Escolopendra (Género Scolopendra)Observ.
steviekgoldDescripción
Tail end of this bug
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Escolopendra Tigre (Scolopendra polymorpha)Observ.
loarieDescripción
Wish I had a ruler for scale - this guy was huge (~6 inches). Found on the road during a night drive. Location is approximate, we were driving on Hwy 130
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Ciempiés Escolopendra (Género Scolopendra)Observ.
oudejansDescripción
It was incorporated by me from Madagascar. Curiously this is changed to a place in Florida! Is that an error by the system?
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Escolopendra Tigre (Scolopendra polymorpha)Observ.
chrisjensen1Descripción
DOR snake that a centipede was making use of. This record is for the centipede.
