Rabbit Blind Spider [Thanks] Metagrynebicolumnata has been around for at least 400 million years and belongs taxonomically to the arachnid subclass Blind Spider

Rabbit Blind Spider [thanks] Metagryne bicolumnata

Rabbit blind spiders, which have been around for at least 400 million years, are taxonomically belonging to the arachnid subclass Blind Arachnids (non-spiders), first discovered in 1959 by German spider expert Karl Friedrich Rowell. The "head" is shaped like a black rabbit or dog. There are also two bright yellow dots that resemble the position of a rabbit's eye, further reinforcing this strange illusion. The real eye is actually below these two points, and at one protruding point, the eyes are located on either side of the protruding point. [Heart]

Rabbit blind spiders do not spit silk. They usually live under logs and rocks and prefer moist habitats.