Amblypygi - Heterophrynus longicornus - whip spiders
Entomological box
Entomological box
Amblypygi - Heterophrynus longicornus - whip spiders
Species: Amblypyge - Heterophrynus longicornus
The whip spiders belongs to the arachnid order, but is not a spider.
They suffer from the bad reputation of spiders, even though they are harmless to humans because they have no venomous apparatus.
The whip spiders is a nocturnal insect that doesn't have a nest like tarantulas or a burrow like scorpions; it's a nomadic animal that hunts at night.
Box dimensions:39x26cm
Pick-up in store in Paris only
Made in Paris in our workshop in Montmartre - label of the city of Paris 2025
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Non-contractual Photos. All the peaks are different
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Amblypygi - Heterophrynus longicornus - whip spiders
Entomological box
