Apr 28, 2025
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Just a busy, little furry friend very hard at work.
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And if you're looking for other Spideys? All of my Spider-Man and Spider-Verse earrings, including these guys, are in this post here.
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I'm completely normal about this movie...
Anyway won't it be cool if all media was treated with this much love and care
Indian sun spider (aka camel spider aka wind scorpion), Rhagodima nigrocincta, Solifugae
Despite the many common names, these arachnids are neither true spiders or scorpions, but rather belong to their own order, Solifugae, aka the solifuges.
Photographed in India by harshithjv
solifugae shark
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Black-ringed Camel Spider or Black-ringed Sun Spider (Rhagodima nigrocincta), family Rhagodidae, Karnataka, India
These creatures are nor spiders, but are in another order of arachnids, Solfugae.
The creatures in this order are referred to as: sun spiders, camel spiders, wind scorpions, and solfuges.
They are not venomous, but have sharp tearing chalicerae.
photographs by harshitjtv
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