The Cave Life Page

This page is dedicated to the many animals that inhabit caves. Here are a few photographs of some of them.

Anyone wishing to add more photos to the page is very welcome. If you would like to add more information regarding a particular cave animal - please send me the information and I will add it!

Click on the picture for a 47Kb JPG photo of a Cave Spider and babies - Identified as Baiami teganaroides by WAM staff. Click on the picture for a 38Kb JPG photo of a very fast Cave Centipede - Identified as Allothereua lesueurii by WAM Staff

Click on the picture for a 32Kb JPG photo of a Close Up of the Spider from the first photograph above. Identified as Baiami teganaroides by WAM staff. Click on the picture for a 43Kb JPG photo of a number of Ghost Bats (Macroderma gigas). Photo was taken at the University of Queensland by Andrew Robson.

Click on the picture for a 20Kb JPG photo of an incidental (Litoria moorei- not a cave adapted animal) learning SRT - Where do you think the Frog prusik system comes from? Click on the picture for a 26Kb JPG photo of crayfish (Cherax sp) taken in Calgardup Cave in the South-West of WA.

Click on the picture for a 29Kb JPG photo of a bat (Chalinolobus gouldii) being carefully held. The photo was taken during a capture and release program. Chalinolobus gouldii does not usually occur in caves and is only know from E-24.

	Click on the picture for a 47Kb JPG photo of a Cave Spider and babies - Identified as Baiami teganaroides by WAM staff.		Click on the picture for a 38Kb JPG photo of a very fast Cave Centipede - Identified as Allothereua lesueurii by WAM Staff
	Click on the picture for a 32Kb JPG photo of a Close Up of the Spider from the first photograph above. Identified as Baiami teganaroides by WAM staff.		Click on the picture for a 43Kb JPG photo of a number of Ghost Bats (Macroderma gigas). Photo was taken at the University of Queensland by Andrew Robson.
	Click on the picture for a 20Kb JPG photo of an incidental (Litoria moorei- not a cave adapted animal) learning SRT - Where do you think the Frog prusik system comes from?		Click on the picture for a 26Kb JPG photo of crayfish (Cherax sp) taken in Calgardup Cave in the South-West of WA.
	Click on the picture for a 29Kb JPG photo of a bat (Chalinolobus gouldii) being carefully held. The photo was taken during a capture and release program. Chalinolobus gouldii does not usually occur in caves and is only know from E-24.