Did you know: about the Bunny harvestman?
It is a type of harvestman, also known as a daddy longlegs, and was discovered in the Amazon rainforest in Ecuador.
Key facts about the bunny harvestman:
Appearance
It is named the "bunny harvestman" due to the two protrusions on its dark abdomen that resemble ears, and two small yellow spots that look like eyes.
Classification
It belongs to the order Opiliones, the same group as all harvestmen, and is not a true spider.
Defense
The ear-like protrusions may be an adaptation to appear larger to predators.
Harmless
Despite its unusual appearance, it does not have venom glands and is harmless.
Habitat
This species was discovered and filmed in the Amazon rainforest of Ecuador.
Key facts about the bunny harvestman:
Appearance
It is named the "bunny harvestman" due to the two protrusions on its dark abdomen that resemble ears, and two small yellow spots that look like eyes.
Classification
It belongs to the order Opiliones, the same group as all harvestmen, and is not a true spider.
Defense
The ear-like protrusions may be an adaptation to appear larger to predators.
Harmless
Despite its unusual appearance, it does not have venom glands and is harmless.
Habitat
This species was discovered and filmed in the Amazon rainforest of Ecuador.