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Whip Spider sp.
(Phrynidae sp.)
Whip Spiders (Phrynidae)
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343
(2 photos)
2019-06-27 Cueva Tampumacchay (Los Ortices - col), Mexico Ancient-looking creature living inside the cave. One pair of legs are specially long and probably used as a sensor in the darkness. If feeling threatened they spray out a mild acid, why it is a good idea to see where you put your hands. |
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344
(1 photos)
2019-06-27 Cueva Tampumacchay (Los Ortices - col), Mexico Another individual than 343. With very long sensory legs and much paler. Including the long legs this animal probably measured close to 30 cm. |