Amblypygi sp.
$89.99
A tailless whip scorpion, sometimes referred to as a whip spider. Is called Amblypygi, which means “blunt rump” because they do not have a tail. It enjoy eating tasty insects that catch’s them with my pedipalps. I hunt under the darkness of the night and lack venom glands, which means I can only pinch my prey and I am quite harmless to you!
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The framed specimen in the photo is the actual one you will receive!
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Description
Species: Amblypygi sp.
Origin: Asia
Frame size: 11″ x 9″
Common Name: Tailless Whip Scorpion
Frame Color: Black
Wood Frame: Handmade Museum Quality Sealed Shadowbox Display. In an effort to be environmentally conscious and go green, we have taken the step to include some reclaimed wood in the making of some of our frames. Some of the wood shows distressed areas which do not impact the structure or integrity of the frame. We like to think it brings character and uniqueness to the piece.
Glass: 99% UV Blocking Museum Grade Conservation Glass to Prevent Insect Fading.
Background: The Latin and common names are printed underneath the specimen matted and mounted on a white background.
Materials: Archival & Acid Free materials. Picture Hanger Included.
Description: A tailless whip scorpion, sometimes referred to as a whip spider. Is called Amblypygi, which means “blunt rump” because they do not have a tail. It enjoy eating tasty insects that catch’s them with my pedipalps. I hunt under the darkness of the night and lack venom glands, which means I can only pinch my prey and I am quite harmless to you!
This would be a beautiful addition to your home or office.
The framed specimen in the photo is the actual one you will receive!
Free and Fast Shipping!
