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  • Scorpion (a Kalahari Burrower -Opistophthalmus wahlbergii) revealed in the darkness of the night by a UV light.
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  • White Lady Spider (Carparachne aureoflava), in Kung-fu defense pose.
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  • White Lady Spider (Leucorchestris arenicola), Namib Desert
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  • Male and female dragonfly attached as they are depositing eggs in a rain water puddle
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  • Dense group of termite alates of the species Hodotermes mossambicus
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  • Spider in web covered in morning dew
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  • Sea snails on top of eachother
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  • Sea snails on top of eachother
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  • White Lady Spider (Leucorchestris arenicola), Namib Desert
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  • A beautiful specimen of a Baboon Spider in the Mabuasehube Game Reserve
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  • African giant snail
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  • Portrait of an african giant snail
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  • Sea snails on top of eachother
    VGR_20080512_8531.jpg
  • White Lady Spider (Carparachne aureoflava), Namib Desert
    VGR_20170812_3305.jpg
  • White Lady Spider (Leucorchestris arenicola), Namib Desert
    VGR_20160201_8184.jpg
  • Dense group of termite alates of the species Hodotermes mossambicus
    VGR_20190210_7547.jpg
  • Dense group of termite alates of the species Hodotermes mossambicus
    VGR_20190210_7497.jpg
  • Shortly after the first rains, the thoroughly intriguing Giant African Millipede (Archispirostreptus gigas), a.k.a. Shongololo, has emerged from its safe hide-out underground - to feed and to breed. These herbivorous invertebrates are generally harmless creatures, but they do secrete a chemical  substance containing cyanide. This is a defense mechanism against ants and other insects as well as some insect-eating mammals. Its primary defense is to roll up in a tight coil.
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