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Something from amblypygi I think. Tailless ...
this guy is huge...maybe 3.5 inches across from extended antennae to extended ...
Tailless whip scorpion. It belongs to the class Arachnida but they are not ...
Something from the family Amblypygi...
6 legs, pincers and long antennae
Encontrado en Puerto Inirida, Resguardo Indígena Almidón la Ceiba. 2010
A, to say the least, intimidating spider that we found when doing a cave ...
Tailless whip scorpion (Order: Amblypygi)
mostly brown and black in coloration.. approx 4" long.. have really long legs.. ...
This is one of the strangest "bugs" that I have ever seen. It could have ...
Order: Amblypygi Orden: Amblipigios
Encontrado en Cancún, liberado en el parque de enfrente donde probablemente ...
A member of the scorpion family it has no tail but is extremely fast and a ...
I saw this on the wall inside a well at a camp site in the rainforest near the ...
I think it's Phrynus but not sure. Strangely enough it was walking under the ...
The Living Rainforest, a simulated tropical environment in a large greenhouse ...
Amblypygids are also known as whip spiders and tailless whip scorpions (not to ...
Class: Arachnida Order: Amblypygi Family: ...
Amblypygi is an ancient order of arachnid ...
Fun to hold - they don't sting, but they are arachnids! They hunt other ...
1cm long (body). 2cm long with legs. orange red colored with darker red/brown ...
Spotted 200M in Sierra Cave, Callao Ecotourism Zone, Peñablanca, Cagayan near ...
before. I asked around and I only know that this creature is from the order of ...
About the size of my hand and has claws like a crab. If I was motivated enough ...
About the size of my hand - have seen them bigger. This is just the shell. ...
