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Insects and Spiders of the World
△ A whip spider, also called a tailless whip scorpion, with its spined pedipalps.
These pedipalps are very flexible and are used to grab prey. Name Giant whip
scorpion [Mastigoproctus giganteus) Distinctive features Brown and gray with
large ...
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Centipedes, Millipedes, Scorpions & Spiders
Ricinuleids are slightly larger and live in fallen leaves. WHIP SCORPION These
creatures are named for the long, bristlelike structure on the end of the abdomen.
A gland at the base of the whip produces acid that is sprayed at attackers.
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Catalogue of the Smaller Arachnid Orders of the World: ...
Physiological amino acids in the central nervous system of a whip-scorpion,
Thelyphonus indicus Stoliczka. Monitore Zoologico Italiano, n.s. 18: 207-212.
Rajashekhar, K.P. and Geethabali (1987a). "Giant" fibres in the ventral nerve
cord of the ...
The whip scorpion or vinegaroon is not a true scorpion. It has a thin whip tail, a
painful bite and can squirt a painful liquid to defend itself. True scorpions bite and
sting, but do not squirt. Therapy. A number of antitoxins are available, varying ...
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The Tao of Chemistry and Life : A Scientific Journey: A ...
The whip scorpion is a 300 million-year-old insect that you may encounter in the
Arizona desert. Full-grown, the whip scorpion will cover the palm of the hand of
an adult. The whip scorpion defends itself from predators by repeated, ...
Vitae Pharmaceuticals (retired) Eugene H. Cordes Chairman of the Board, 2009
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Insects and Spiders of the World
SEE ALSO Arthropod Defense False scorpion Feeding Spider Tick and mite
Whip scorpion Page numbers in bold refer to main articles; those in. pedipalp,
modified into pincer scorpion, also from southern Europe, has been introduced to
parts ...
Robert S. Anderson, Richard Beatty, Stuart Church, 2003
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Zookeeping: An Introduction to the Science and Technology
This will enable the whip scorpion to find the humidity level it desires. The diet for
this group is similar to that of scorpions, but the food should be smaller. Whip
scorpions can only physically overpower their prey, not having a stinger, so they
...
Mark D. Irwin, John B. Stoner, Aaron M. Cobaugh, 2013
Important studies A fossil whip scorpion was described as Geralinura carbonaria
from the Late Carboniferous Coal Measures of Mazon Creek, Illinois by Scudder (
1884). In the same year Kušta (1884) described a spectacular example from ...
Jason A. Dunlop, David Penney, 2012
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Simon & Schuster Children's Guide to Insects and Spiders
Not a true scorpion, the whip scorpion has a long, thin tail and no stinger. It has
four pairs of legs but uses the first pair as feelers. The whip scorpion's other
common name is vinegaroon because it can spray an acidic, vinegary liquid from
...
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The Best Places You've Never Seen: Pennsylvania's Small ...
But there she was, face up against the glass, admiring the desert hairy scorpion,
the tailless whip scorpion, even the emperor scorpion, which is the largest but not
the deadliest scorpion (this makes no difference to me). Despite their glass ...
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Lions, Tigers, and More at the Franklin Park Zoo
... from the critically endangered Columbian cotton-top tamarin and Amur leopard to the intimidating but harmless vinegaroon (aka whip scorpion). You'll also ... «BU Today, Jul 15»
June's Pop Culture Hot List
In the final section, “Unity,” juxtaposed images—an Australian budgerigar alongside Pacific Ocean limpets, a Peruvian whip scorpion beside a serpent star from ... «Portland Monthly, May 15»
Scary scorpions at the Blue Planet Aquarium
“The whip scorpions really are fascinating as they are neither scorpions nor spiders but somewhere in between the two. As well as the tailless whip scorpions ... «ChesterChronicle.co.uk, Feb 15»
Harry Potter scorpions to leave Blue Planet Aquarium visitors …
The tailless whip scorpion - a creepy crawly that starred in Harry Potters Goblet of Fire - has been enlisted to help visitors face their fears at Blue Planet ... «Liverpool Echo, Feb 15»
Ghoulish Photos: Creepy, Freaky Creatures That Are (Mostly …
These creatures, called amblypygids, belong to their own order of arachnids and are also known (erroneously) as tailless whip scorpions. And though their ... «LiveScience.com, Oct 14»
A day in the caves
As I squinted more closely, an arachnophobe's nightmare came into focus: A spindly, fist-size scorpion spider - technically called a tailless whip scorpion - clung ... «Stuff.co.nz, Ene 14»
In Puerto Rico, ditching sun and sand for a day in the caves
As I squinted more closely, an arachnophobe's nightmare came into focus: A spindly, fist-size scorpion spider — technically called a tailless whip scorpion ... «Washington Post, Ene 14»
It Took Us Two Days in a Boat to Get to Where the Crazy Jungle …
Our overnight at Refugio Amazonas included a nightwalk through the rainforest, during which we found a friendly amblypygid -- a tailless whip scorpion. Photo: ... «Wired, Ene 14»
Are You Gonna Eat That?
... pushes past Bourdanian blood and guts to challenge commonly held ideas of edibility: bugs, ant larvae, “hornless goat” (dog), and tailless whip scorpion. «PopMatters, Dic 13»
David Dimbleby tattoo raises question of scorpion's legs
Asked if there was such a thing as a six-legged scorpion, an expert at London ... The related arachnids known as whip scorpions only had six "walking legs", ... «BBC News, Nov 13»
