Whip Spider - Paraphrynus sp. Sundews and agricultural zones throughout the

and agricultural zones throughout the southeastern United States

high-contrast morph

Behaviour: Russian Tortoises are diurnal

capable of gripping branches and supporting their arboreal lifestyle

Whip Spider - Paraphrynus sp. Sundews and agricultural zones throughout theParaphrynus sp., possibly P. mexicanus. Amblypygids are commonly known as Tailless Whip Scorpions or Whip Spiders, but belong to their own distinct order of arachnid. As non venomous arachnids, they are 100% harmless to humans. The whip component of their name comes from their first pair of legs; these long, finely segmented antenniform legs are used as touch sensors, sweeping the local environment. As they are nearly blind, it is through this sense