mastigoproctus

• Nom scientifique d'un genre de grands uropyges, des arachnides appelés scorpions fouets ou scorpions à fouet, dotés de pinces et d'un long flagelle caudal, connus pour leur grande taille.

A scientific genus name referring to giant whip scorpions, which are arachnids known for their whip-like tails and large size.

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   A genus of arachnids in the order Uropygi, commonly known as giant whip scorpions or vinegaroons, characterized by a whip-like tail and the ability to spray acetic acid.

   Mastigoproctus (scorpion fouet géant)

   • The Mastigoproctus is found in tropical and subtropical regions of the Americas.
   • When threatened, a Mastigoproctus can spray a vinegar-like substance from its tail.
   • The Mastigoproctus giganteus is the largest species of whip scorpion in the United States.