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Cave Crickets

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Cave crickets in the Frozen Niagara region of Mammoth Cave. At first glance they look like daddy-long-legs spiders, but if you look more closely the front two "legs" are clearly antennae. They are indeed six-legged insects. September 2010.

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Submitted by Arthur Digbee
on Oct 10, 2010 6:05 pm

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Lat/Lon: 37.18001°N / 86.09367°W

Image Type(s): Wildlife

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