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Perhaps then he would know what the woodlouse was thinking.
It is also the most common species of woodlouse found in Australian gardens.
You may find more than one kind of woodlouse, but collect only one sort, about 20.
If he sees a worm or even a woodlouse, everything stops for the rescue.
He saw a woodlouse run along a log as the flames licked up.
A parasitic member of the woodlouse family with gruesome tastes.
Each woodlouse he found, he popped into his mouth, and swallowed.
No other kind of woodlouse does this.
The larvae are shaped and coloured like a Woodlouse.
There are several different kinds of woodlouse.
Like the woodlouse, they also possess the ability to curl up into a "ball", where only the tough shell is exposed.
Other names compare the woodlouse to a pig.
Inside his house, Salad Fingers sees a gray woodlouse coming out from a hole in the wall.
Gally was curled like a woodlouse, knees tucked, head in hands.
Pill millipedes also have thirteen body segments, whereas the woodlouse has eleven.
Professor Woodlouse thought that he and his brother scholars, by lying hid and being quiet, might maybe catch a live one.
The species are noted for resemblance to the common woodlouse or pill bug, to which they are related.
A Cheeselog is another name for a woodlouse.
He popped the pill-like woodlouse into his mouth.
The woodlouse was join-ing his life by its own volition, and he liked the idea of that.
She brushed a woodlouse from her skirt and then realised that George was staring at something behind her.
Lenore had curled up like a woodlouse.
But Professor Woodlouse began and remained chief of these, for it was granted that no translations were ever so free from error as his.
A sow bug or woodlouse is a small land arthropod (jointed-legged animal).
Slugs, snails, earthworms, woodlouse and millipedes are likely inhabitants here.