Bug FAQBrignolizomus woodwardi
Brignolizomus woodwardi · Order: Schizomida · Family: Hubbardiidae
It lives in leaf litter of open forests in south-east Queensland, with the type locality at Mount Coot-tha near Brisbane, and is endemic to Australia. These arachnids are ground-dwelling predators that hunt other small organisms.
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How to recognize it
It belongs to the family Hubbardiidae and is a short-tailed whip-scorpion.
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Size
The species was first described in 1992 by Mark Harvey.
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Where it lives
It is found in plant litter within open forest habitats in south-east Queensland.
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What it eats
It is a terrestrial predator that hunts other small animals.
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Where it comes from
It is endemic to Australia.
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Questions people ask
Where does Brignolizomus woodwardi live?
It lives in leaf litter of open forests in south-east Queensland, with the type locality at Mount Coot-tha near Brisbane.
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Is Brignolizomus woodwardi dangerous to people?
We have no source yet on whether it is dangerous.
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Same family (Hubbardiidae)
Sources
- Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brignolizomus_woodwardi
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