Tooth Cave Pseudoscorpion Facts (Tartarocreagris texana)
In today’s article we’ll learn about the endangered Tooth Cave Pseudoscorpion (Tartarocreagris texana), and some of its cohabitant species…
Everyone’s heard of Spiders and Scorpions – but what about the other arachnids? In this category we’ll take at these oddballs, from Harvestmen to Tailless Whip Scorpions.
In today’s article we’ll learn about the endangered Tooth Cave Pseudoscorpion (Tartarocreagris texana), and some of its cohabitant species…
They live all around the world, hiding in dark places and eating pests that would otherwise harm our food and goods – but what is a pseudoscorpion?
It might surprise you to learn that there are indeed Pseudoscorpions in Washington State. Washington is very far north, but it has a mostly temperate climate…
Pseudoscorpion vs Tick. Is there a difference? There is indeed. Though both arachnids, they show big differences in anatomy and how they interact with humans…
Are there pseudoscorpions in Canada? You might surprised to learn that are in fact many species of them there, despite the northern lattitude…
How can pseudoscorpions be helpful to humans? Well, as tiny predators, they’re great at eating bugs that would otherwise damage our books, furniture and food…
What are the little red spiders? They aren’t spiders at all, they’re mites. Unlike the parasitic mites such as chiggers, these are completely harmless…
What do Tailless Whip Scorpions eat? In short, anything that is pretty small and doesn’t fight back too much. Keep reading to find out more…
Despiting looking really scary, these arachnids are in fact incredibly shy, and completely harmless. Let’s take a look at some Tailless Whip Scorpion facts…
What do Harvestmen eat? Whilst they might look like spiders, they don’t follow the same strictly-carniviorous diet as them. In fact, harvestmen eat a bit of everything…