Nov 1, 2025
I LOVE ARACHNIDS!!! EVERYONE SHOULD LOVE ARACHNIDS!!!!!
So far i’ve found 11 of the 13 currently recognized living arachnid orders in the wild. Someday I hope to find all of them!
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I LOVE ARACHNIDS!!! EVERYONE SHOULD LOVE ARACHNIDS!!!!!
So far i’ve found 11 of the 13 currently recognized living arachnid orders in the wild. Someday I hope to find all of them!
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the transparent bugposting will continue until morale improves part 14/??
(all from photographs taken by me)
A few days ago I posted a dead yellow jacket which had become a community meal for Paratemnoides social pseudoscorpions, but I hadn't really considered that they are apparently capable of teaming up and catching a live one?? Checked on them later and the unfortunate wasp was deceased. Damn.
Theoretically there's a certain amount of pseudoscorpions which could take down a mammal, that's what I've learned here
This is a pseudo scorpion of some kind, I think? Neat but unfortunately found inside. I relocated.
Cool! I'm sure he was grateful for the free transportation
[VIDEO TAKEN: SEPTEMBER 4TH, 2025 | Video ID: A video of a black and orange braconid wasp on the white metal siding of a shed, a similarly darkly-colored pseudoscorpion attached to one of its back legs by a pincer. The pseudoscorpion hangs on tight to the wasp as the wasp tries to shoo it away, eventually flying off with it still attached /End ID.]
Here we see an Atanycolus genus wasp being pestered by an arachnid hitchhiker! Pseudoscorpions are known to do this to flying insects, notably Hymenoptera, for the sake of free travel!
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Finally got pseudoscorpions! I've been looking for these guys for a long time! Truly an amazing arachnid order.
Marram Grass Chelifer (Dactylochelifer latreillii)
Observed by medgull, CC BY-NC
Grzimek's Animal Life Encyclopedia: vol. 2 - Insects. Written by Dr. Bernhard Grzimek. 1984.
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