Insects and Spiders Gallery
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Featured Insects and Spiders Print
Funnel-web spider (Hadronyche sp.)
Funnel-web spider (Hadronyche sp.) emerging from entrance of silk-lined burrow on floor of gidgee woodland at night, ready to pounce on prey e.g. large insects or frogs. Southwest Queensland, Australia
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Arachnid, Australian, Dangerous, Deadly, Funnel Web Spider, Hexathelidae, High Angle View, Mygalomorphs, Poisonous, Primitive Spider, Spider, Spider Burrows, Venomous
Featured Insects and Spiders Print
Trinidad chevron tarantula (Psalmopoeus cambridgei)
Trinidad chevron tarantula (Psalmopoeus cambridgei) close up. Some people can be allergic to the venom, and these tarantulas can flick urticating hairs from their abdomens so they can make hazardous pets. Origin: Trinidad and Tobago, Caribbean
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Aggressive, Animal Portrait, Arachnid, Arboreal, Bird Eating Spider, Brush Footed Spider, Fierce, Frightening, Furry, Giant Spider, Hairy, Mygalomorph, Pet, Primitive Spider, Scary, Spider, Tarantula, Texture, Theraphosidae, Venomous, Wildlife Trade
Featured Insects and Spiders Print
Worker termites (Eutermes sp)
Worker termites (Eutermes sp), building an extension to their termitarium. It has been calculated that the mass of their dwellings is equivalent to humans building a tower as tall as the Matterhorn, almost 5 km high. Gilbert-Smithburne River, Gulf of Carpentaria, Queensland, Australia
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Australian, Builders, Colony, Constructing, Construction, High Angle View, Insects, Large Group Of Animals, Mound, Nest, Social Insects, Termite, Termites, Tropical, Yellow
