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hemipteran insects known as
giant water bugs or
colloquially as toe-biters,
Indian toe-biters, electric-light
bugs (because they fly to
lights in
large numbers)...
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Scorpions are
predatory arachnids of the
order Scorpiones. They have
eight legs and are
easily recognized by a pair of
grasping pincers and a narrow,...
- genus, are
sometimes called needle bugs or
water stick insects as they are
slenderer than Nepa.
While water scorpions do not
sting with
their tail (it is...
- The
striped bark
scorpion (Centruroides vittatus) is an
extremely common scorpion found throughout the
midsection of the
United States and
northern Mexico...
- The
Arizona bark
scorpion (Centruroides sculpturatus, once
included in
Centruroides exilicauda) is a
small light brown scorpion common to the
Sonoran Desert...
- mordax,
known generally as the
California forest scorpion or
western forest scorpion, is a
species of
scorpion in the
family Vaejovidae. Most notably, this...
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known as whip
scorpions or
vinegaroons (also
spelled vinegarroons and vinegarones). They are
often called uropygids. The name "whip
scorpion"
refers to their...
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scorpion in the
family Buthidae, the bark
scorpions. Its
common names include Florida bark
scorpion,
brown bark
scorpion, and
slender brown scorpion....
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scorpion,
giant hairy scorpion, or
Arizona Desert hairy scorpion is a
large scorpion found in
North America. H.
arizonensis is the
largest scorpion in...
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Smeringurus mesaensis, also
known as the dune
scorpion or
giant sand
scorpion, is a
species of
scorpion in the
family Vaejovidae. It is
common in the...
