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| Emily |
2005/7/26 |
| Around the eyes the skin looks like elephant or aligator(crocodile) skin the eyes to unusual cant quite make it out. |
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| Emily |
2005/7/26 |
| how is that an insect????? har it looks just like a animal |
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| Paul |
2005/7/28 |
| It looks like a turtle to me. |
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| Michael Dillon |
2005/7/28 |
| This is a small round insect (I think) it is shiny blue-ish in the front and has a dark fuzzy back as you can see. It lives in a hole, down which it can go far enought o be out of sight. I haven't been able to see it's legs or feet. What you are seeing here appears to be all of it except for it's legs. |
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| Michael Dillon |
2005/7/28 |
| From the invertabrates curator at the Milwaukee Museum - Cyclocosmia truncata is a trap door spider it is blue-black and does occur in Georgia. It would be not more than an inch long at maturity and closes the top of its tubelike burrow with a silken lid (perhaps corresponding to the fuzzy cap |
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| amzi |
2005/9/28 |
| hello evry 1 my anme iz amzi |
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| amzi |
2005/9/28 |
| i mean my name iz amzi |
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| amzi |
2005/9/28 |
| talk den ppl |
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| amzi |
2005/9/28 |
| ok am goin nw gt 2 av a solid byee |
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| Robert |
2006/1/30 |
| what the hell is that? |
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| Zeeshan |
2008/4/3 |
| The pic is very small exect identification is not possible butl I think its "Dung Beetle" |
