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Saw this on a rock in tropical forest during a night walk.
In my previous Spotting of a Whip Spider, I was asked if they glow in the dark or under UV light. I was able to try it this time, and unfortunately, they don't.
Spotted on Jun 1, 2016
Submitted on Jun 3, 2016
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@MrsPbio - this one was not very big, just around 1.5 cm in body length. The long scrawny legs makes them looks bigger only.
Just have to do some cavings, I think they are likely to be found in the caves.
I saw quite a few including several females carrying babies when I visited a cave in Davao, Mindanao, Philippines.
Albert, you are making me green with envy. First you post a pic of a vinegaroon (WhipScorpion), and now you find a Tail-less Whip Scorpion! My two favorite "creepy creatures"!
How big is this one?