Top 15 Weirdest Insects and Spiders in the World
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Scorpion Fly
Facts
- Scientific name: Panorpidae
- Habitat: Worldwide
Appearance
Like something out of a sci-fi movie
Has someone crossed a scorpion with a fly? Does the scorpion fly come from a secret science lab? You might think so, but this fly is actually just as nature intended. It’s actually only the males that have abdomens that look like scorpion tails. They use them to create a beguiling scent that attracts the females.
- Table of Contents:
- 0. Introduction
- 1. Peacock Spider
- 2. Puss Moth
- 3. Planthopper
- 4. Giant Silk Moth
- 5. Bush Cricket
- 6. Rainbow Scarab Beetle
- 7. Feather Horned Beetle
- 8. Hummingbird Hawk-Moth
- 9. Swallowtail Butterfly Caterpillar
- 10. Scorpion Fly
- 11. Elephant Hawk-Moth Caterpillar
- 12. Giraffe Weevil
- 13. Cionus Hortulanus Weevil
- 14. Flannel Moth
- 15. Treehopper