アメリカ自然史博物館のインスタグラム(amnh) - 6月26日 13時39分

Say “hello” to the Jerusalem cricket (Stenopelmatus fuscus)! It’s also known as the potato bug for its tendency to live in potato fields, where it munches on the roots of the crop. This insect is native to western North America and spends most of its time burrowed underground, relying on its big head and mandibles to push through the soil. How big does the unusual-looking critter get? As much as 2 inches (5 centimeters) long! But don’t worry—it’s harmless to humans.
Photo: Franco Folini

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priscilafreitas3979 Encontramos no Brasil também, aqui na região nordeste chamamos de "Paca" ou "Pata" devido ao tamanho das patas dianteiras. São muito comuns!

iluvmt2 ...We call them “Sand Ants.” When they walk across the floor they make a clicking noise. I haven’t seen one for awhile. (Knock on wood).

generic_anon_1234 It's harmless to humans except the heart and the eyes. 2 inches! I'm sure something else in the ecosystem finds it delicious?

fklamont NOT to be confused with a Jerusalem artichoke! Unless you are a Jerusalem cricket predator (who would those be? ?‍♀️)

thelittlepeanut Harmless? One jumped at me and I fell down some stairs. I know that thing was our for blood.

lisas_crafty @b3rnad1th I was traumatized my one of these when I was four. Never going to forget that.

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