whip scorpion การใช้

• The classification and scientific name used for whip scorpions varies.
• Cave-dwelling Ecuadorian tailless whip scorpions as big as saucers cling furtively to slabs of bark.
• Arachnid groups absent from Ireland include true scorpions, whip scorpions, hooded tick spiders and tarantulas.
• Whip scorpions are carnivorous, nocturnal hunters feeding mostly on insects but sometimes on worms and slugs.
• What do whip scorpions do with their tails?
• One lineage, however, led eventually to the earliest tetrapulmonates, which then evolved into spiders, whip scorpions, and close relatives.
• After the first molt, they look like miniature whip scorpions, and leave the burrow; the mother dies soon after.
• The whip scorpion, for example, sprays a liquid from its tail that is 84 percent acetic acid and can sting a predator that dares approach.
• Parallel developments are seen in some arachnids : The anterior pair of legs may be modified as analogues of antennae, particularly in whip scorpions, which walk on six legs.
• The most recent study tentatively recognised a group named Schizotarsata Shultz, 2007 comprising Haptopoda, Amblypygi ( whip spiders ), Uropygi ( whip scorpions ) and Schizomida ( schizomids ).
• The species of animals include tarantulas, venomous scorpions, several species of whip scorpions, many types of lizards, bees, wasps, bats, rattle snakes, vipers, horses, mules, burros, cows, goats, pigs among many others.
• Whip scorpions have no venom glands, but they do have glands near the rear of their abdomen that can spray a combination of acetic acid and octanoic acid when they are bothered.
• Phoenix and the surrounding areas are also home to a wide variety of native invertebrates including the Arizona bark scorpion, giant desert hairy scorpion, Arizona blond tarantula, Sonoran Desert centipede, tarantula hawk wasp, tailless whip scorpion.
• The same year, he also participated at Harvard Museum of Natural History exhibit where he, Naomi Pierce, Brian D . Farrell, and E . O . Wilson showed species of whip scorpions and Sonoran Desert millipedes.
• But that highly toxic and irritating spray is what has enabled whip scorpions to thrive in a hostile world, Eisner noted, for they are one of nature's oldest creatures _ at least 300 million years old.
• Over a long dinner and later in a jazz club _ Larson is a passionate jazz lover and jazz guitarist _ he talked about safari ants, Tarzan, gorillas in Uganda, Ivan the pet-store gorilla, whip scorpions, cows, ducks, Charles Addams and parasites.