Feb 27, 2024
White Cave Velvet Worm (Peripatopsis alba), family Peripatopsidae, endemic to 2 cave systems in South Africa
Live bearing (viviparous).
Vulnerable, rare.
photograph by Rodrigo Ferreira
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White Cave Velvet Worm (Peripatopsis alba), family Peripatopsidae, endemic to 2 cave systems in South Africa
Live bearing (viviparous).
Vulnerable, rare.
photograph by Rodrigo Ferreira
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velvet worms <3
Phylum Onychophora... indeed. :3
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photograph by Stephen Zozaya
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photograph via: Guayacán Rainforest Reserve
White Cave Velvet Worm (Peripatopsis alba), family Peripetopsidae, known only from two cave systems on Table Mountain, South Africa
photograph by Rodrigo Ferreira
Also, check out this video:
This Worm Uses a "Silly String of Death" | National Geographic (youtube.com)