Help, there’s a bug with a big belly that looks like a spider; it digs holes in the ground. Does anyone know what it’s called?
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Help: A bug with a round and large belly, brown or jujube-red in color, shaped like a spider; it digs holes in the ground, and the entrance to these holes has a round lid about the size of a 5-cent coin that can be opened and closed. When my brother was at an age where he was no longer a child, he would often go to the grassy areas by the cliffs to catch them, and keep them as pets just like crickets. He played with them for several years; it was probably until the second year of middle school In short, it was only when he found that playing with the little girls was more fun that his brother stopped trying to catch them. But his brother still doesn’t know what her name is; if anyone knows, please let him know. Thank you so much! {:3_51:}
In short, it was only when he found that playing with the girls was more interesting that his brother gave up chasing them around for fun——what talent!
This post was last edited by 1111111 on 2016-9-9 20:30. 1. Oh. . . The location is Shaanxi. 2. I searched for “spider” on Baidu Images; after going through several pages, I still couldn’t find any image of it. The closest thing I found was this one, but it’s not as attractive as the real one. Its color should be redder, something like jujube red. Its belly should also be larger and rounder, almost like a glass ball, with a smooth surface. The texture of its belly is even softer than that of a quail egg. Its legs are also smooth, without any hair; their texture is similar to that of crickets or grasshoppers. When it climbs onto your palm, it doesn’t give off a cold or scary feeling. In short, it’s much more attractive and endearing than the red spider in the pictures {:3_51:} 3. Does anyone know what its scientific name is? Please tell me
This is a dung beetle; it’s disgusting. . . It is said that people from a certain place in Shandong fry and eat it, hahaahaha
Put them in glass bottles or earthenware jars, and raise them just like crickets
When placed together, they fight fiercely and bite each other hard – so intensely that their bellies get bitten through. Fighting them is more interesting than fighting crickets; when a cricket can’t win, it just runs around in panic, but these animals will keep fighting until one of them dies. So it’s always me who has to end the fight: lol. I wait for them to recover from their injuries and eat enough, then I let them fight again. Back in those poor times, I never spent any money on toys; as a child, I just played with insects. . . . . . .