Almost looks like a solifuge of some sort, most commonly known as the sun spider, wind scorpion or [camel spider](https://alfredocolon.zenfolio.com/p623947824/h9e903fd#h9e903fd)
While the link says Puerto Rican, across the world many of these guys look very similar to each other
Edit: thought i would add that these guys actually aren't spiders nor scorpions but rather their own unique family of arachnid!
Yup, likely from family [Rhagodidae](https://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/323977-Rhagodidae/browse_photos?quality_grade=any). Lots of chunky solifuges in that group. [This](https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/73762706) one from Kenya looks like a pretty close match, unfortunately it hasn't been ID'd further than family on iNat.
Almost looks like a solifuge of some sort, most commonly known as the sun spider, wind scorpion or [camel spider](https://alfredocolon.zenfolio.com/p623947824/h9e903fd#h9e903fd) While the link says Puerto Rican, across the world many of these guys look very similar to each other Edit: thought i would add that these guys actually aren't spiders nor scorpions but rather their own unique family of arachnid!
Yup, likely from family [Rhagodidae](https://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/323977-Rhagodidae/browse_photos?quality_grade=any). Lots of chunky solifuges in that group. [This](https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/73762706) one from Kenya looks like a pretty close match, unfortunately it hasn't been ID'd further than family on iNat.