Saint Helena Earwigs are only native to Saint Helena, a small island in the South Atlantic. They are critically endangered due to predation by other animals. Luckily for humans, they aren't dangerous at all.
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Saint Helena Earwig
Earwigs. They're pretty terrible already, but there's something even worse. Giant Earwigs. The Saint Helena Earwig can exceed 80 mm in length.
Saint Helena Earwigs are only native to Saint Helena, a small island in the South Atlantic. They are critically endangered due to predation by other animals. Luckily for humans, they aren't dangerous at all.
Saint Helena Earwigs are only native to Saint Helena, a small island in the South Atlantic. They are critically endangered due to predation by other animals. Luckily for humans, they aren't dangerous at all.
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