Trogulus tricarinatus

[1][2] The legs are short and robust, with the front two pairs having two segments and the back two three.

[2] They pass through six moults over a period of up to nine months before reaching adulthood.

[3] This harvestman is widespread in Europe (excluding Scandinavia) and has been introduced into North America.

[1] It moves slowly and is usually covered in particles of dirt.

[4] Trogulus tricarinatus feeds on snails and lays eggs in the empty shells.