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Peripatus
A genus of velvet worms belonging to the Peripatidae family is called Peripatus (pəˈrɪpətəs/).Although this group includes many other genera besides Peripatus, the term “peripatus” (unitalicized and uncapitalized) is also used to refer to the Onychophora as a whole. The Caribbean, northern South America, and Central America are home to the genus Peripatus. Mothers in this viviparous genus use the…
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Saw some sort of creature last night...
Peripatoides novaezealandiae and Nuncia conjucta by Uwe Schneehagen
Peripatoides novaezealandiae
by Uwe Schneehagen
velvet worms <3
Phylum Onychophora... indeed. :3
Blue Velvet Worm (Euperipatoides sp.), family Peripatopsidae, Mt. Zero, Taravale Sanctuary, Paluma Range, Queensland, Australia
photograph by Stephen Zozaya
Red Velvet Worm (Peripatus solorzanoi), family Peripatidae, Guayacán Rainforest Reserve, Costa Rica
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)
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Amazonian Velvetworm (Peripatus sp.), family Peripatidae, Yasuni National Park, Ecuador
photograph by Arthur Anker
a pair of ngāokeoke / Peripatoides novaezealandiae that live in our garden !!
new velvet worm - Epiperipatus puri - just dropped from Southeastern Brazil !!
“The epithet puri refers to the Puri indigenous group belonging to the Macro-Jê linguistic group. They inhabited, among other places, the mountain region of Rio de Janeiro state where specimens of this species were collected.”
