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First National Records for Scolopendra valida (Chilopoda: Scolopendromorpha: Scolopendridae) from Kuwait

Scolopendromorph centipedes are among the largest venomous terrestrial arth ro pods in the world. While they very rarely pose any direct threat to human life, they are among the top predators in many environments. Due to their large size the genera Scolopendra and Arthrorhabdus are both taxonomically well des cribed with keys and distributions reported across most of Africa, Asia, and Europe (Lewis, 2010). The Scolopendra fauna of the Arabian Peninsula are poorly known with only 4 species reported from fewer than 90 collection sites (Lewis, 1996). Scolopendra mirabilis was the only species reported from Kuwait dating from 1986-1988 (Lewis, 1996). Scolopendra valida was reported from the southern half of the Arabian Peninsula despite the fact that its native range includes North Africa, India, Malaysia, and the Canary Islands (Lewis, 1996).