A frog that may move into your bathroom! Litoria caerulea prefers humid habitats, but may appear inside homes during hot summer months while searching for moisture. Read more
Whip scorpions: Strange-looking predators of nature Whip scorpions are unusual arachnids with claws, a tail and sensory front legs used for hunting. Read more
Sensory legs Despite their frightening appearance, whip-spiders or tailless whip-scorpions are completely harmless to humans. They owe their name to their characteristic sensory appendages, which most closely resemble a whip. This is an extremely sensitive part of their body, used primarily for orientation, as well as for sensing their environment, their prey, and even for recognising one another. Read more