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Vernon resident finds Pseudoscorpion in her home
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Pseudoscorpion spotted in Vernon home. (Photo: Jaci Glazier)

Critters always seem to garner a reaction when images are posted to the .

A recent discussion was sparked from a post by group member Jaci Glazier, who uploaded an image of an unknown creature she found in her house on Monday, April 29. The caption that read: sa国际传媒淒oes anyone know what this nasty looking little thing is?sa国际传媒

By the morning of Wednesday, May 1, the post had garnered nearly 20 reactions and 57 comments. Many who had never seen a creature like this voiced their disgust.

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In the end, several identified it as a Pseudoscorpion. According to , a Pseudoscorpion and false-scorpion are the common names for tiny creatures in the class Arachnida, order Pseudoscorpiones (or Pseudoscorpionida). They look like miniature scorpions (to which they are related) but lack a tail or stinger. They are general predators on other small arthropods and completely harmless to humans. Worldwide, there are about 3000 known species, with probably fewer than 50 species in Canada.

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Many experts muse that they are rarely seen because they are so tiny. So, in hindsight, itsa国际传媒檚 kind of a rare find and photograph.

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