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Photo Gallery: Night Creatures

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Photo Credit: Jacalyn Willis, 2002
A tarantula with a red abdomen was living in a burrow in the ground.

Photo Credit: Jacalyn Willis, 2002
Tarantulas come out at night to hunt insects and small lizards. This one had legs that spread as far as the fingers on my hand.

Photo Credit: Jacalyn Willis, 2002 This blond-colored tarantula walked on the ceiling above the door to our room at night, hunting moths attracted to the light.

Photo Credit: Jacalyn Willis, 2002 In the daytime the blond tarantula slept on our window sill.

Photo Credit: Jacalyn Willis, 2002 Coatimundis like to eat tarantulas, small snakes, lizards, big insects, and other creatures that live in leaf litter.

Photo Credit: Jacalyn Willis, 2002 We found this Marmosa watching us from a branch.

Photo Credit: Jacalyn Willis, 2002 The Marmosa was tiny, which is why they are also called Mouse Opossums.

Photo Credit: Jacalyn Willis, 2002 Greg looked up to see a large spider in her web just in front of his face (enlarge photo to see web and spider).

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Photo Credit: Jacalyn Willis, 2002	A tarantula with a red abdomen was living in a burrow in the ground.
Photo Credit: Jacalyn Willis, 2002	Tarantulas come out at night to hunt insects and small lizards. This one had legs that spread as far as the fingers on my hand.
Photo Credit: Jacalyn Willis, 2002	This blond-colored tarantula walked on the ceiling above the door to our room at night, hunting moths attracted to the light.
Photo Credit: Jacalyn Willis, 2002	In the daytime the blond tarantula slept on our window sill.
Photo Credit: Jacalyn Willis, 2002	Coatimundis like to eat tarantulas, small snakes, lizards, big insects, and other creatures that live in leaf litter.
Photo Credit: Jacalyn Willis, 2002	We found this Marmosa watching us from a branch.
Photo Credit: Jacalyn Willis, 2002	The Marmosa was tiny, which is why they are also called Mouse Opossums.
Photo Credit: Jacalyn Willis, 2002	Greg looked up to see a large spider in her web just in front of his face (enlarge photo to see web and spider).