@gabethegemini07@nwalker_34 It’s an ant mimicking jumping spider (Synemosyna). So yeah it mimics ants 😂 but you can count the legs to make sure (8 legs)
Trinidad & Tobago has surpassed 100,000 verifiable observations on @inaturalist 🤯 that's a great accomplishment for a small, twin island republic. Take a look at the second image which shows the most common species observed and posted to iNaturalist.
The Green Anaconda is the heaviest snake on Earth. An adult can weigh up to 550 lbs and grow to over 20 ft in length. This 9 ft, 27 lb individual, found in Manzanilla,
Trinidad, is just a fraction of what is to come.
@nwalker_34 As far as I know, there’s no common name given for it as yet. But I just googled and I saw few sources are calling it ‘Tropical Orbweaver’ so I guess that name maybe used for both species 😂
Searching for Spiders in Trinidad's Forest https://t.co/DLxMFCZap6 via @YouTube I tried a thing 😂 a YouTube vlog type video about searching for spiders in Trinidad 😎🕷️
Congrats to @TTFNC member @BryStrange_! His photo of mating tiger #moths has been made today's @inaturalist observation of the day!
For more info on #TrinidadandTobago's wasp-mimicking moths, see this recent publication in our Living World Journal: https://t.co/Cd69ePbFe6