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"Sand Cricket" - Looks like wind scorpion/sun spider?

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Shai Gurl

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Hey there, I'm no bug person but I've stumbled across a strange species up here in Wyoming - The locals call it a "sand cricket" although it looks more like one of those sun spider/wind scorpion-things. Its aggro, fast, (doesn't hop), legs look like a spider's, thick abdomen, killer jaws, and yellow-ish in color... What the heck am I looking at here? Or has anyone heard of these Sand crickets?
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-Sara
 
Just so you know if Gordon is correct. I'm almost sure they have no venom, but with jaws like they have who needs it! I have a friend that was bitten by one in Tucson, hurts like hell venom or not.
 
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