Prizma-in-aol.com wrote:
i was up around nashville several several years ago and thousands were out.
we walked thru a university courtyard and they were swirling upward tornado
like in a black column maybe 50, 60 feet up. round and round. pretty cool sight.
the shells were thick covering big tree trunks. interesting exo-skeletons. my
son claimed one drilled his finger a few years back... but i read the other
day they cant bite. they do have a viscious looking mouth part that can
protrude. dont they die pretty quick after molting? if so why would they need that
odd mouth part. looks like a jab sucker.
casper
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