What kind of arthropod is this? Hint: look at the number of legs on each body segment. This guy was about 10 inches long and about 2 centimeters wide. Don’t touch! This one bites.
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Earlier this year in China
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- Boy or Girl Butterfly?
- How to Hold a Butterfly
- How to Catch a Butterfly
- How High is a Butterfly and a Bit About Global War...
- Our Job: To Play a Role in the "Scientific Process"
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- My Roomate
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4 comments:
r u eating the same food every day?
r there poisionous butterflies?
7K whitebrook middle
Have you danced with any Vietnamese people? DO they dance different than us??
Is the spider still in your room? DO you know what species it is?
8L WBMS
I have not danced with any Vietnamese people,but the young people do like to go out and dance. There are a lot of kareoke bars and dance clubs in town.
The spider is dead. He was killed by my roommate with hot water - he got a little too close for comfort. I don't know what species he is. I asked but they did not know. I took some video of him in hope of looking him up in a field guide later.
7K,
I am eating relatively the same thing every day with little variations here and there. There are no poisonous butterflies that I know of, however, there are poisonous caterpillars. These caterpillars eat food plants which are toxic to their predators. The plants impart a toxicity to them. These caterpillars tend to have bright yellow markings which indicate to potential predators, "warning, I'm poisonous!"
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