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Are those mites on its back?

That's a scary-looking fly.

Thanks, chesterbperry. I'll see to it that I smell my hands right after I handle one of these millipedes. ;)

Haha. What is the proper way of smelling a millipede? I sure hope it does not involve crushing them.

I'll give smelling one of these a try one of these days. After all, these millipedes live just outside my office. :)

Thank you Leana Lahom-Cristobal! I've edited this entry.

I really thought H. haydeniana has reached our shores. I wonder if A. coarctata also smells like almonds (like H. haydeniana).

Thanks, stho002, this does look like it's a terrestrial flatworm, judging from how its body is somewhat flattened and that it has a clearly distinct dorsal and ventral side.

I've seen that spotting and it also came to mind when I saw this animal. Of course this one does not have the "hammerhead".

Looks like a huntsman spider.

Thanks, Wilson W. Would you know what genus and species this one is?

Are you certain that they are not in fact molds or some kind of fungi? They could be as they are attached to (growing from?) wood.