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The St. Helena earwig is believed to be a species of earwig that lived on the remote island of St. Helena, in the central Atlantic Ocean. It may grow up to 8. Madagascar Giant Hissing Cockroach. The most common earwig in the world is European Earwig Forficula auricularia and they are only about one half to one inch in length. This was the worlds largest earwig. It lived in deep burrows, coming out only at night after rains. A nickname that has been adopted is Dodo of the Dermaptera, since it is endemic and lived on a small oceanic island, like the dodo. Its predators include St. Helena Hoopoes Upupa antaios, mice, and introduced rats. This insect has shiny black with reddish legs, short elytra and hind wings absent unlike common European earwigs. The St. Helena earwig distributed at Horse Point Plain, Prosperous Bay Plain and the Eastern Arid Area, St. Helena of United Kingdom. Its habitats include Plain areas, gumwood forests, and seabird colonies in rocky places. They are usually scavengers in their feeding habits, but occasionally feed on plants. Favorite foods include armyworms, aphids, mites and scales. They also forage on food scraps or dead insects. The males are large and robust with stout pincers. The females are somewhat smaller and lighter in color than the males. The eggs are nearly spherical in shape when first deposited, measuring about 0. As the embryos develop, however, the eggs becomes more elliptical in shape, attaining a length of about 1. The eggs are creamy white initially, becoming brown as the embryos develop. Females deposit one to seven clutches of eggs with a mean clutch size of about 5. Total egg production is estimated at 1. Duration of the egg stage is six to 1. The nymphs greatly resemble the adults in form, differing primarily in size. Wingpads are absent. All instars have 1. The head and abdomen are dark brown. The pronotum is considerably lighter in color, usually grayish or yellowish brown. The legs are whitish, with a dark ring around the femur. The cerci are moderately long, and not strongly curved. Normally, five instars are found, but six are observed occasionally. Instars are difficult to distinguish and no single character is completely diagnostic. The number of antennal segments is most useful, though this is mostly effective among the early instars. The adults are dark brown in color, and wingless. They measure 8. 0 8. The legs are pale, usually with a dark band around the middle of the femur, and often tibia, of each leg. Adults generally bear 1. The leg bands are the basis for the common name, and are readily apparent. The cerci of the adults can be used to distinguish the sexes. In the male the cerci are more curved, with the right branch of the forceps turned sharply inward at the tip. The males also possess 1. Earwigs are nocturnal. Mating occurs one to two days after attainment of the adult stage, and oviposition commences about 1. The adults construct a small cell in the soil in which eggs are deposited. The female drives the male from the oviposition chamber before eggs are produced. The female protects the egg clutch from mites, fungi, and intruders, cleaning and relocating them if necessary. Watch House By The Lake Online Etonline. Female earwigs are also known to feed their young. Maternal care decreases soon after nymphs hatch, disappearing after about 1. This maternal behavior is almost identical to scorpions including the common Desert Hairy Scorpions Hadrurus arizonensis in America. The female will not tolerate the presence of her progeny once she begins production of a subsequent egg clutch. Adults are long lived, and capable of living over 2 years. This species was first discovered by Danish entomologist Johan Christian Fabricius in 1. The next specimens was collected by Babault in 1. MNHN and according to the Wikipedia page, were found by Douglas Dorward and Philip Ashmole with bird bones at Prosperous Bay in 1. The St. Helena earwig is thought to be extinct because there were unsuccessful searches in 1. It lived mostly in the EAA, the Eastern Arid Area. It was forgotten until it was rediscovered in 1. The remains of the largest known specimen, a male, were found by Douglas Dorward and Philip Ashmole in 1. However, it might still survive in its remote location. In April 1. 99. 5 another specimen was found. The specimen proved that the earwigs did not only live in gumwood forests, before seabirds were wiped out by introduced predators, they lived in seabird colonies in rocky places. The earwig has not been seen alive since 1. It is in category CR B12a ver 2. IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. On November 2. 7, 2. St. Helena. However, scientists insisted on not building it since it could kill lots of species, especially the giant earwig, if it still exists. 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