telephones

name: telephones
Appearance: They resemble scorpions in appearance, but instead of a stinger, they have a long, thin tail filament at the end of their abdomen. The "pincers" are actually enlarged pedipalps, which they use to grasp prey and dig burrows. Their front legs are long and thin, acting as tactile organs (like antennae).
Size and habitat: Length typically ranges from 2.5 to 8 cm. They live primarily in tropical and subtropical regions (Southeast Asia, America). They are nocturnal, hiding during the day in damp places under rocks or logs.
Defense: They are venomous. When threatened, they squirt a caustic liquid containing acetic acid from their anal glands. Contact with the eyes causes severe irritation, which helps deter predators.
Diet: Nocturnal predators. They hunt insects, worms, millipedes, and slugs.
Telephones can't talk, they only squeak like the original arthropods called telephones.