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Per chi è stato in grotta con noi sa che gli spettacoli della natura così come l'ambiente possono essere sorprendenti. Capita di vedere situazioni aliene come lucertole predate dai ragni o, come in questo caso, di trovare uno scorpione che penzola a metà parete...
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sent on February 26, 2015 (16:14) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
It seems a Escorpius Italicus; scorpions so are often preyed upon by spiders when they fall into a canvas. As for the rest, generally we think that vertebrates Caccini invertebrates, but many Spiders (and not only them) if they have no problem big enough to eat anything, just breathe! Mi sembra un Escorpius Italicus; scorpioncini così sono predati spesso dai ragni quando cadono in una tela. Per quanto riguarda il resto, generalmente pensiamo che i vertebrati caccino invertebrati ma, molti Ragni (e non solo loro) se abbastanza grandi non si fanno problemi a mangiare qualsiasi cosa, basta che respiri!
sent on February 26, 2015 (16:33) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Usually are tagenarie who can afford certain prey, mainly because most of the work of predation does the canvas, in the cave tagenarie become very large and there are examples "oversized". But in this case I think it is predation by meta menardi, spiders the size type of female argiope or slightly larger. What is certain is that in a closed ecosystem realativamente opportunities predation are exploited to the maximum, even with risk (we saw also preying cave salamanders). This scorpioncino measures about 5/6 cm not really tiny but not huge. Solitamente sono le tagenarie che possono permettersi certe prede, principalmente perchè il grosso del lavoro di predazione lo fa la tela, in grotta le tagenarie diventano molto grandi e ci sono esemplari "fuori misura". In questo caso però la predazione credo che sia opera di meta menardi, ragni dalle dimensioni tipo femmina di argiope o poco più grandi. Certo è che in un ecosistema realativamente chiuso le opportunità di predazione vengono sfruttate al massimo, anche con dei rischi (abbiamo visto predare anche geotritoni). Questo scorpioncino misura circa 5/6 cm non proprio minuscolo ma nemmeno enorme.
sent on February 27, 2015 (15:39) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
With this particular document you gave me confirmation that I prefer to stay in the sunlight. :-D Con questo particolare documento mi hai dato conferma che preferisco rimanere alla luce del sole.
sent on February 27, 2015 (18:55) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
ehehh it depends on the steps, but in some caves it takes a bit of stomach: D ehehh si dipende dai passaggi, ma in alcune grotte ci vuole un pò di stomaco :D
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