Arthropods

Research and Biology News: new specie of insect and solid and lasting alliances with academia

In this edition, we introduce species #22 described in our reserve. Additionally, we share insights on the strong partnerships with academia that drive scientific progress, strengthen conservation efforts, and inspire future discoveries. Finally, we would like to highlight that Mashpi Lodge participated in the 4th Latin American Congress of Conservation Biology (SCB-LACA 2024), reaffirming our commitment to research and biodiversity conservation.

Diana Troya March 19, 2025 11:20 am

A vigilant black scorpion poised on a tree bark at Mashpi Lodge, showcasing the biodiversity of the Ecuadorian rainforest.

Arthropods

Scorpions, with a sting in their tail

These beautiful arachnids have an alarming appearance. On one of our night walks, we came across one of the most known, and feared, arthropods in the world.

Christopher Klassen March 25, 2018 12:00 am

A large tarantula on a mossy tree bark at Mashpi Lodge, showcasing the lodge's diverse ecosystem.

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Mama tarantula

The mama tarantula tends to get very nervous when something approaches her young, they are very protective mothers.

Christopher Klassen July 6, 2017 12:34 pm

Tag: Arthropods

Research and Biology News: new specie of insect and solid and lasting alliances with academia

Scorpions, with a sting in their tail

Mama tarantula

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