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@nev@flipping.rocks  ·  activity timestamp 5 days ago
A tiny golden-brown arachnid with a pear-shaped body and translucent red-brown pincers similar to a scorpion's. It has seized a white mite of some kind in its chelicerae, which are also pincer-like. Glinting spots on either side of its head might be eyes, but I doubt they are functional beyond being able to see light and dark.
A tiny golden-brown arachnid with a pear-shaped body and translucent red-brown pincers similar to a scorpion's. It has seized a white mite of some kind in its chelicerae, which are also pincer-like. Glinting spots on either side of its head might be eyes, but I doubt they are functional beyond being able to see light and dark.
A tiny golden-brown arachnid with a pear-shaped body and translucent red-brown pincers similar to a scorpion's. It has seized a white mite of some kind in its chelicerae, which are also pincer-like. Glinting spots on either side of its head might be eyes, but I doubt they are functional beyond being able to see light and dark.
neville park
@nev@flipping.rocks  ·  activity timestamp 6 days ago
On the underside of a piece of rotting wood are two glossy, teardrop-shaped red-brown mites, one upside down and clinging to the other with its legs. These mites' first pair of legs are thin and somewhat elongated, and they use them much like antennae.
On the underside of a piece of rotting wood are two glossy, teardrop-shaped red-brown mites, one upside down and clinging to the other with its legs. These mites' first pair of legs are thin and somewhat elongated, and they use them much like antennae.
On the underside of a piece of rotting wood are two glossy, teardrop-shaped red-brown mites, one upside down and clinging to the other with its legs. These mites' first pair of legs are thin and somewhat elongated, and they use them much like antennae.
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Close-up shot from above. The jumping spider's dark head is covered in short, fine, pale hairs. Its brown abdomen is covered with many small flat scale-like hairs that produce a pastel iridescence, like those "holo" highlight pressed powders that were a popular makeup trend a while back.
Close-up shot from above. The jumping spider's dark head is covered in short, fine, pale hairs. Its brown abdomen is covered with many small flat scale-like hairs that produce a pastel iridescence, like those "holo" highlight pressed powders that were a popular makeup trend a while back.
Close-up shot from above. The jumping spider's dark head is covered in short, fine, pale hairs. Its brown abdomen is covered with many small flat scale-like hairs that produce a pastel iridescence, like those "holo" highlight pressed powders that were a popular makeup trend a while back.
A jumping spider on pine bark, seen from slightly above, its robust first pair of legs partly raised. It has a shiny copper-coloured abdomen, red-brown legs banded with a more golden brown (a sort of tortoiseshell colour scheme), and a black-brown head with a broad white band along each side. The tops of the pedipalps, too, are white.
A jumping spider on pine bark, seen from slightly above, its robust first pair of legs partly raised. It has a shiny copper-coloured abdomen, red-brown legs banded with a more golden brown (a sort of tortoiseshell colour scheme), and a black-brown head with a broad white band along each side. The tops of the pedipalps, too, are white.
A jumping spider on pine bark, seen from slightly above, its robust first pair of legs partly raised. It has a shiny copper-coloured abdomen, red-brown legs banded with a more golden brown (a sort of tortoiseshell colour scheme), and a black-brown head with a broad white band along each side. The tops of the pedipalps, too, are white.
neville park
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