Invertebrates
Explore the diverse invertebrates of the Allegheny region.
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Allegheny Mound Ant
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Asian Jumping Worm
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Blue Crayfish
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Common Nightcrawler
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Crayfish (Crawdad)
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Eastern Elliptio (Mussel)
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Eastern House Centipede
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Fingernail Clam
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Flat-backed Millipede
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Freshwater Bryozoan
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Freshwater Jellyfish
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Freshwater Sponge
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Garden Symphylan
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Horsehair Worm
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Leach's Millipede
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Millipede (North American Giant)
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Nematode (Roundworm)
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Northern Springbox
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Northern Water Queen
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Planarian (Flatworm)
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Pot Worm
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Red Wiggler (Redworm)
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Scud (Amphipod)
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Soil Centipede
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Spiny-sided Snail
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Springtail
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Springtail (Globular)
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Tubifex Worm
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Water Flea (Daphnia)
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Water Slater (Isopod)
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Wavy-rayed Lampmussel
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