That would be the North American Big Black Bastard species. Or NABBB spider. Not to be confused with the NAACP-NABBB
Many moons ago I worked in a pet store, and we sold a few of the "camel spiders" as "wind scorpions". If I remember correctly, they're related to spiders and scorpions, but they arent really either. No venom, but a nasty bite, aggressive, and when they get to running they are so fast you can't keep up. (Rumor had it the native folks said they "run like the wind", and the name stuck). I found one in my garage here in Norco about a year ago that was about 1.5" long.
As for the ugly-ass clawed spider from CT, I have no idea what that is, but they're all equals with a can of RAID in my hand.
That would be the North American Big Black Bastard species. Or NABBB spider. Not to be confused with the NAACP-NABBB
Found this while Googling:
http://www.camelspiders.net/large-camel-spider.jpg
Talk about SCARYYY!!!!!!
Damn, call an exterminator! :sqeyes:
Found this while Googling:
http://www.camelspiders.net/large-camel-spider.jpg
Talk about SCARYYY!!!!!!
There are two of them in that photo, end to end. As stated, same as a Sun Scorpion in Western Az.
RTJas
Found this while Googling:
http://www.camelspiders.net/large-camel-spider.jpg
Talk about SCARYYY!!!!!!
Fukkkkkk That! I would rather go home and serve time in the brigg! JD out of Afganistan immidiately.............:jawdrop:
Heres a couple better pics. anyone know what it is?
http://www.***boat.com/image_center/...00/uj_004n.jpg
http://www.***boat.com/image_center/...00/uj_005g.jpg
Do a search on ORB spiders. If it built a--wheel like web--might be a fiishing/ Garden type--foot goo!
http://www.extension.umn.edu/distrib...ng/DK1033.html
I've got a Barn spider living in front of a cctv makin webs and eating well!
Do a search on ORB spiders. If it built a--wheel like web--might be a fiishing/ Garden type--foot goo!
I can say with 90% or so certianty that is not an orb weaver. I have orb weavers all over my ranch. BIG ones! Saw one last year that I thought was a humming bird caught in a web. Almost 3" long.
I have never seen one with legs that full. Although I have seen ones with very similar coloring, almost identicle.
I dont kill them unless they are close to walkways or by the house or shop. They supposedly eat an enormous amount of insects.
Tommy
PS- Did you ask any neighbors?
Camel spider vs. mouse.....???
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zpAa1...elated&search=