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Armadillidium sp.
Pillbugs are small invertebrates, usually less than 1 cm (1/2 in) long. The segmented exoskeleton allows the pillbug to roll into a defensive ball.
Often found hiding under protective cover, such as boards in contact with the ground.
Spotted on Mar 28, 2012
Submitted on Mar 28, 2012
9 Comments
Great little find
nice pattern of coloring
Ha Ha.... I wish...grin.
and I thought that you never make mistakes!:)
Yeah, I'm not sure why I had it labeled as other. Slip of the hand, perhaps. Or maybe just not thinking....grin.
Thanks so much. I see that you have changed it to Arthropods. I will do the same
too.
I'm not sure.... It is an arthropod....
Gordon,what is your reason for categorizing this crustacean as "other"?
So was correct after all. This should be identified as "other" and not arthropods. Thank you!