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Old 10-03-2006, 02:19 PM
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Default Psuedoscorpion!!
When was the last time any of you ever saw one of these?
Its a pseudoscorpion, don't know much more about that though.
Found it near a pond in Long Island NY.
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I saw these, they're as cool as hell !!!

When we were bug collecting in South America, they would always be riding on the long horn harlequin beetles (Acrocinus longimanus)

I found this article from American Arachnology about pseudo scropions and the beetle - in case anyone is interested

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Here's a Harlequin beetle Also cool as hell
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Thanks for the article Marty!! Great info there!!!
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Such a tiny thang! However, I could see folks smashing them thinking it was some sort of tick.
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Hey Marty, why were you collecting bug collecting in South America? Do you study bugs and insects?
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No, one of my hobbies that's been put on hold lately
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WOW, nice hobby, I really wish to live somewhere in south america just to observe the different variety of species. In Malta we have very limited amount of species
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I live in Canada, but have gone on several collecting trips to the Amazon.
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That's one col little bug. I am S...L...O...W...L...Y... getting over my bugs fears, but I am afraid it is a little slower than I would like... That thing is really cool though... I better watch before I start wanting to keep some bugs myself!
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that thing looks like a potato bug with scorpion claws on it lol! cool little thing though.
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