Arachnids & Myriapods 1-24
16 entries in the Arachnids & Myriapods compendium.
DeathstalkerA highly venomous scorpion found from North Africa to India.Diving bell spiderThe only spider that lives almost entirely underwater.DolomedesLarge semiaquatic spiders that hunt on water surfaces.Fattail scorpionOne of the most dangerous groups of scorpion species worldwide.SchizomidaSmall arachnids with a whip-like tail and sensory front legs.Scolopendra giganteaWorld's largest centipede species, found in South America.Scutigera coleoptrataFast, many-legged predator of household pests.SolifugaeArachnids with large chelicerae, no venom, and no silk.TarantulaLarge, hairy spiders of the family Theraphosidae.Tegenaria domesticaA small, agile funnel-weaver spider found nearly worldwide.TheridiidaeA diverse family of spiders common in human dwellings worldwide.Tityus serrulatusBrazil's most dangerous scorpion, responsible for the most fatal stings.TrombiculidaeTrombiculid mites are parasitic larvae that cause itchy welts.UropygiArachnid order known for vinegar spray and whiplike tail.Wolf spiderSolitary hunters with excellent eyesight and unique maternal care.XiphosuraAncient marine arthropods unchanged for hundreds of millions of years.
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