Eremobates
Eremobates is a genus of arachnids of the order Solifugae. About 2 inches long, this fast-moving arachnid has the largest jaw size to body ratio of any animal. It is not venomous, but has a remarkably powerful bite. Often hunting at night, it has poor eyesight and navigates mostly by use of a pair of pedipalps.
60 branches of this genus, most-observed first
Eremobates scaber
speciesEremobates scaber
Eremobates nodularis
speciesEremobates nodularis
Eremobates docolora
speciesEremobates docolora
Eremobates aztecus
speciesEremobates aztecus
Eremobates suspectus
speciesEremobates suspectus
Eremobates tuberculatus
speciesEremobates tuberculatus
Eremobates simoni
speciesEremobates simoni
Eremobates angustus
speciesEremobates angustus
Eremobates ascopulatus
speciesEremobates ascopulatus
Eremobates vicinus
speciesEremobates vicinus
Eremobates bajadae
speciesEremobates bajadae
Eremobates hidalgoana
speciesEremobates hidalgoana
Eremobates marathoni
speciesEremobates marathoni
Eremobates pallipes
speciesEremobates pallipes
Eremobates gerbae
speciesEremobates gerbae
Eremobates similis
speciesEremobates similis
Eremobates woodruffi
speciesEremobates woodruffi
Eremobates palpisetulosus
speciesEremobates palpisetulosus
Eremobates zini
speciesEremobates zini
Eremobates hesei
speciesEremobates hesei
Eremobates formicarius
speciesEremobates formicarius
Eremobates putnami
speciesEremobates putnami
Eremobates lapazi
speciesEremobates lapazi
Eremobates hystrix
speciesEremobates hystrix
Eremobates geniculatus
speciesEremobates geniculatus
Eremobates coahuilanus
speciesEremobates coahuilanus
Eremobates barberi
speciesEremobates barberi
Eremobates cruzi
speciesEremobates cruzi
Eremobates californicus
speciesEremobates californicus
Eremobates cinerascens
speciesEremobates cinerascens
Eremobates dilatatus
speciesEremobates dilatatus
Eremobates lentiginosus
speciesEremobates lentiginosus
Eremobates girardi
speciesEremobates girardi
Eremobates gracilidens
speciesEremobates gracilidens
Eremobates leechi
speciesEremobates leechi
Eremobates pimanus
speciesEremobates pimanus
Eremobates tejonus
speciesEremobates tejonus
Eremobates texanus
speciesEremobates texanus
Eremobates titschacki
speciesEremobates titschacki
Eremobates legalis
speciesEremobates legalis
Eremobates icenogelei
speciesEremobates icenogelei
Eremobates cyranoi
speciesEremobates cyranoi
Eremobates axacoa
speciesEremobates axacoa
Eremobates bonito
speciesEremobates bonito
Eremobates fisheri
speciesEremobates fisheri
Eremobates jaliscoana
speciesEremobates jaliscoana
Eremobates minamoritaana
speciesEremobates minamoritaana
Eremobates zacatecana
speciesEremobates zacatecana
Eremobates zapal
speciesEremobates zapal
Eremobates kraepelini
speciesEremobates kraepelini
Eremobates becki
speciesEremobates becki
Eremobates bajaensis
speciesEremobates bajaensis
Eremobates fagei
speciesEremobates fagei
Eremobates durangonus
speciesEremobates durangonus
Eremobates scopulatellus
speciesEremobates scopulatellus
Eremobates chihuaensis
speciesEremobates chihuaensis
Eremobates pyriflora
speciesEremobates pyriflora
Eremobates dentilis
speciesEremobates dentilis
Eremobates villosus
speciesEremobates villosus
Eremobates norrisi
speciesEremobates norrisi
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 82055.