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Woodlice are a group of arthropods that includes woodlice, cheese-logs and pill bugs.
Woodlice are crustaceans that live on the land and are more closely related to crabs and prawns than to other land-based invertebrates. They have about 12 visible plates or segments and 7 pairs of legs.
Woodlice have not entirely escaped their aquatic ancestry. They need a damp environment and will dry out and die in most areas of a centrally-heated home. They are scavengers of decaying vegetation and are of very slight concern as garden pests. Within homes they occasionally scavenge in kitchens, feeding on spillages beneath fixtures and cupboards. They will also feed on decaying skirtings and are often an indication of dry or wet rot.
Number of UK species: 37
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Re: Looks like a big woodlouse? 2 months ago | by Lewis |
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Re: two tone woodlouse 9 months ago | by bombuslucorum - Museum ID team |
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Re: Woodlouse mother? 10 months ago | by Drosophila |
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Re: What do woodlice eat 1 year ago | by lydsgirl |
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Re: what type of woodlice is this? 1 year ago | by Blaps |
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Woodlice 1 year ago | by PeterJenkins |
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Woodlouse 1 year ago | by PeterJenkins |
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Re: Large Woodlouse 1 year ago | by bombuslucorum - Museum ID team |
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Re: Strange red Pill Woodlice? 1 year ago | by catkindo |
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Re: Unusually Large Woodlouse 1 year ago | by bombuslucorum - Museum ID team |
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Re: What type of Midlands woodlice is this? 2 years ago | by bombuslucorum - Museum ID team |
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