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INV002-00432
Blue-legged poso (Caridina caerulea) from a private collection. This species is listed as vulnerable by IUCN.
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INS002-00205
A Central American forest cockroach (Blaberus discoidalis) at the St. Louis Zoo.
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TRA001-00018
A stream of traffic at night in Cape Town, South Africa.
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INV003-00151
Karwar large burrowing spider (Thrigmopoeus truculentus) at the Toronto Zoo.
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INV003-00149
Redbloom tarantula (Pamphobeteus vespertinus) at the Toronto Zoo.
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FIS041-00113
A snowball plecostomus (Hypancistrus inspector) at the Dallas World Aquarium.
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INS016-00099
Death’s head roach (Blaberus cranifer) at the Moscow Zoo.
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INS016-00098
Death’s head roach (Blaberus cranifer) at the Moscow Zoo.
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INS016-00097
Cockroach (Eublaberus marajoara) at the Moscow Zoo.
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INS016-00096
Cockroach (Eublaberus marajoara) at the Moscow Zoo.
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INS014-00392
Philippine leaf-spade (Phyllium philippinicum) at the Moscow Zoo.
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INS014-00391
Philippine leaf-spade (Phyllium philippinicum) at the Moscow Zoo.
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INS014-00390
Southern field cricket (Gryllus bimaculatus) at the Moscow Zoo.
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INS014-00388
An unidentified cricket (Homoeogryllus sp.) from Ethiopia, at the Moscow Zoo.
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INS014-00387
An unidentified cricket (Homoeogryllus sp.) from Ethiopia, at the Moscow Zoo.
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INS005-00305
Stick insect (Sipyloidea biplagiata) at the Moscow Zoo.
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INS005-00296
Stick insect (Ramulus nematodes blue) at the Moscow Zoo.
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INS005-00294
A female pink-winged stick insect (Sipyloidea sipylus) at the Moscow Zoo.
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INS005-00293
Stick insect (Haplopus micropterus) at the Moscow Zoo.
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INS005-00292
Stick insect (Haplopus micropterus) at the Moscow Zoo.
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INS005-00289
A female stick insect (Periphetes forcipatus) at the Moscow Zoo.
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INS005-00285
Tam Dao stick insects (Andropromachus scutatus) at the Moscow Zoo.
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INS005-00284
Tam Dao stick insects (Andropromachus scutatus) at the Moscow Zoo.
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INS005-00281
Pink-winged phasma (Phasma gigas) at the Moscow Zoo.
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INS005-00280
Pink-winged phasma (Phasma gigas) at the Moscow Zoo.
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INS005-00279
Pink-winged phasma (Phasma gigas) at the Moscow Zoo.
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INS002-00379
Flower beetle (Pachnoda trimaculata) at the Moscow Zoo.
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INS002-00378
Flower beetles (Pachnoda trimaculata) at the Moscow Zoo.
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INS002-00377
Flower beetle (Pachnoda abyssinica) at the Moscow Zoo.
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INS002-00376
Flower beetle (Pachnoda abyssinica) at the Moscow Zoo.
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INV003-00115
Jumping spider (Hyllus diardi) at the Moscow Zoo.
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INV003-00114
A silver-faced spider (Argiope modesta) at the Moscow Zoo.
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INV003-00113
A silver-faced spider (Argiope modesta) at the Moscow Zoo.
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INV003-00112
A golden silk orb weaver (Nephila inaurata madagascariensis) at the Moscow Zoo.
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ANI102-00277
An adult black milk snake, Lampropeltis triangulum gaigeae, at the Crayfish lab in West Liberty University in West Liberty, WV.
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West Liberty University Common crayfish
Appalachian brook crayfish, Cambarus bartonii cavatus, at the Crayfish lab in West Liberty University in West Liberty, WV.
This specimen is from Ohio.
The black on this animal is manganese that has encrusted all over its body. Manganese is a pollutant from coal mining runoff in rivers and streams. Crayfish and mussels are often killed by the toxic sediments that cover the bottoms of rivers downstream from coal mines. Stream sedimentation is the number one cause of crayfish imperilment, and crayfish are the fourth most imperiled animal group on the planet.
