Wildlife Spottings | Project Noah

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Woodlouse

by ylaine

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Porcellio scaber

by HenkWallaysVlaanderen, Belgium

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Ruwe pissebed (Porcellio scaber)

by MatthijsUtrecht, Netherlands

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Common Rough Woodlouse

by DevonmaidBoston, England, United Kingdom

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Costus scaber

by VladimirMezeray2Guyane, Tromelin Island

Humid forest

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Rough Woodlouse

by rbumrbum

Is covered in small bumps.

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Elephantopus scaber 地膽草

by Yeung PKHK, Paracel Islands

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Acanthocoris scaber 瘤緣蝽

by Yeung PKHK, Paracel Islands

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Acanthocoris scaber 瘤緣蝽

by Yeung PKNew Territories, Hong Kong SAR

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Pissebed

by PochempieMidden-Delfland, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands

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Leatherjacket

by Max GallagherNew Zealand

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Elephant's Foot

by ChiefRedEarthKerala, India

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Rough Woodlouse

by JackGrahamCalifornia, USA

Bigger than a rolly polly, fingernail-sized

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Red-capped Scaber Stalk

by VaplisVaplietisVilniaus apskritis, Lithuania

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Red-capped scaber stalk

by Irena HrovatSlovenia

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Garden Slater or Porcellio scaber

by buggirl1New Zealand

Under leaf litter or rocks

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Rough Woodlouse

by LarsKorbHohenhorn, Schleswig-Holstein (Landmasse), Germany

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Roly-poly

by Okie JoeRedbird Smith, Oklahoma, USA

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Rough woodlouse

by OliverJurzitzaBottrop, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany

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woodlice

by PaoloCoVancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Wood lice

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Rough Woodlouse

by devonmaidBoston, England, United Kingdom

Wood lice

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Woodlouse

by MSJmjohnsonMaryland, USA

Shell-like exoskeleton

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Elephant's foot

by Olivia CheeSingapore, Singapore

Upper Seletar Reservoir

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Rough Sowbug

by Brett Fargo, North Dakota, USA

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Scaber Stalk

by VaplisVaplietisVilniaus apskritis, Lithuania

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Red-capped Scaber Stalk

by VaplisVaplietisUtenos apskritis, Lithuania

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Red-capped scaber stalk

by MauronRepublika Srpska, Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Scaber stalk

by MauronBosnia and Herzegovina

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Rough woodlouse

by BlakeCowanPuyallup, Washington, USA

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Fire Scallop

by LuckyLoganBelize City, Belize District, Belize

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Red-capped scaber stalk

by MauronFederacija Bosne i Hercegovine, Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Rough woodlouse

by MeikMecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany

Lives in a wide variety of habitats which contain reasonable levels of ...

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common rough woodlouse

by AdiShavitמועצה אזורית מטה יהודה, מחוז ירושלים, Israel

In the photo with 2 unidentified non-wood louse friends: a spider and a ...

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Common rough woodlouse

by MatthewShane_62Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

My apartment

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Biscuit Sea Star

by campfyrgirlพัทยา, จังหวัดชลบุรี, Thailand

Spotted July 31

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Birch Scaber Stalk

by Christine Y.Vermont, USA

. Stem had scabers and a bulbous base.

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Chilean glory flower

by DespinaTsafetopoulouChristchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand

Clusters of flowers of Chilean glory flower vine (Eccremocarpus

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Common Rough Woodlouse

by DespinaTsafetopoulouΑποκεντρωμένη Διοίκηση Θεσσαλίας - Στερεάς Ελλάδας, Greece

Porcellio scaber is a species of European ...

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Kokiri (leatherjacket)

by DespinaTsafetopoulouChristchurch, New Zealand

A leatherjacket fish, at Childrens bay, Akaroa, Banks peninsula, NZ. The ...

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Birch Bolete

by Tim SageShoreline, Washington, USA

Scaber-stalked with pores, growing beneath ...

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Woodlouse

by freelancingKaufman, Texas, USA

Common doodlebug.

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Rough woodlouse

by VitalRīga, Vidzeme, Latvia

A small crustacean, lives in damp places usually near human.

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Red-capped scaber stalk

by Jonathan GuyotLorraine, Tromelin Island

This fungus is common in aspens and other poplars of August to October

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Red-capped Scaber Stalk/Oranje populierboleet

by TheMiesMeisterAmsterdam, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands

Again Wassenaar, Not Amsterdam

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Sowbug

by antondazombBurlington, Ontario, Canada

Small pillbug, usually found in groups.

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Common Rough Woodlouse

by LindaKing2Tennessee, USA

Some type of pill bug

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Red-capped scaber stalk

by MauronFederacija Bosne i Hercegovine, Bosnia and Herzegovina

It is considered edible, but its flesh turns very dark on cooking.

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Woodlouse

by MachiMaine, USA

Crawling up the side of the lighthouse. It has little bumps on its back