Solifuge (also known as a camel spider, wind scorpion, or sun spider)

Arid, desert regions, but can also be found in grasslands or forests; they typically hide in burrows, under rocks, or in logs during the day to avoid heat.

Carnivorous; they primarily eat insects, spiders, scorpions, and occasionally small lizards, birds, or rodents.

Mostly nocturnal hunters that use their large chelicerae (jaws) to crush prey. Despite their name, they are not true spiders. They are known for being very fast runners.

They are non-venomous and generally harmless to humans, though they can deliver a painful bite if handled. They are beneficial to the ecosystem as natural pest controllers.