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It's a Weta from New Zealand
ReplyDeleteMystery solved
DeleteLol, this comment was correct - for verification:
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For all those saying it is a "Parktown Prawn" - Not even close:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parktown_prawn
The Parktown Prawn is a species of cricket - The Weta has over 70 species.
Also, I looked up the Jerusalem Cricket - which actually belongs to the same family of the Weta, except they are found in the Western United States, and also Mexico, instead of New Zealand.
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ReplyDeleteIDK but I always see those things dead in my back yard
ReplyDeleteIt's a Parktown Prawn from South Africa. Harmless. It hisses and it's squirts a black liquid out it's tail when frightened. though I've never seen a light coloured one. generally they're dark reddish blackish.
ReplyDeletein the states they call them jerusalem crickets
ReplyDeleteIt's a Parktown Prawn from South Africa
ReplyDeleteWeta and they are protected in New Zealand
ReplyDeleteWe had a cat once that used to bring wetas inside and let them go. That was always fun, but at least I wasn't the lucky one to wake up to one walking across my chest.
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