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morbidsmenagerie · 13 days
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Finally got pseudoscorpions! I've been looking for these guys for a long time! Truly an amazing arachnid order.
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apsciencebydan · 3 months
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Little side benefits of poking through sand and detritus in Florida sandhill: a pink-armed pinchy child (Chernetidae pseudoscorpion) may appear. Such a handsome species. 🩷
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antiqueanimals · 1 month
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Grzimek's Animal Life Encyclopedia: vol. 2 - Insects. Written by Dr. Bernhard Grzimek. 1984.
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1.) Euglena viridis
2.) Difflugia pyriformis
3.) Arcella vulgaris
4.) Nothrus silvestris
5.) Neobisium simoni
6.) Campodea staphylinus
7.) Onychiurus sp.
8.) Orchesella cincta
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kilroywasqueer · 23 days
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apprehended a fuckin feller
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Been a while since I got to see one of these critters.
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arachnidartzine · 1 year
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platycryptus · 4 months
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gifs of various pseudoscorpions
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vintagewildlife · 5 months
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Various microscopic arthropods, from left to right, starting with the top row: Osmylops larva, Eubrianax larva, Staphylinidae beetle, Anoplura louse, pseudoscorpion By: Edward S. Ross From: Insects Close Up 1953
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onenicebugperday · 11 months
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Katydid with phoretic pseudoscorpion
Phoresy is a behavior seen in some species of pseudoscorpions (and other organisms) in which one animal uses another (usually larger) animal for transportation to new resources but does not harm it.
Photographed in Singapore by Nicky Bay // Website // Facebook
Shared with permission; do not remove credit or re-post!
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bugkeeping · 10 months
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A dobsonfly and her little pseudoscorpion buddy.
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morbidsmenagerie · 11 days
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It is so magical peeking into the side of their enclosure and spotting one ambling among the bark. I probably wont see them much but getting to spot one or two occasionally is super rewarding.
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apsciencebydan · 4 months
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"Yeah, I like dogs, I raise Miniature Pinchers"
The Miniature Pinchers:
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antiqueanimals · 1 year
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Elements of Zoölogy: A Text-book. Written by Sanborn Tenney. 1875.
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bowelfly · 8 months
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5th batch of bug doodle commissions DONE
i'll probably raise the price to $5 per doodle soon because i keep accidentally putting more work into these than i'm supposed to but in the meantime you can still throw any multiple of $4 at my ko-fi to get that many bug doodles in return
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amnhnyc · 7 months
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Bibliophiles, watch out: You might spot this critter crawling across your page the next time you're reading. Also known as “book scorpions,” pseudoscorpions are tiny arachnids that feed on booklice and dust mites… which can often be found in the pages of old books. Pseudoscorpions range in size from a mere .08 in (2 mm) to .31 in (8 mm) and are harmless to humans. While they have scorpion-like pincers, they lack the stinger of true scorpions.
Photo: schneehagen, CC BY-SA 4.0, iNaturalist
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pillarsalt · 1 year
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