This time we introduce a very interesting pet spider, the arthropod spider.
Unlike most spiders, the arthropod does not hunt by knotted webs. Their hunting methods are very unique, just like the previous tunnel warfare, the knotweed spider will dig a long tunnel in the ground, hide in it, and make a door at the entrance of the cave that can be moved.
Usually, they hide in the hole, and when there is prey passing by, they will sneak out of the hole with lightning speed and drag the prey into the hole to eat.
Is such a funny spider interested in keeping one as a pet? Raising this spider is quite interesting. Although it may seem like raising a pot of soil, this kind of fun can only be experienced by yourself.
Most of the tynopod spiders are about 2-5 cm in size, and the largest foot span can reach 10 cm, similar to bird-catching spiders. Coupled with the hard armor on the surface of the body, it is even more powerful than the bird-catching spider.
The distribution range of the arthropod spider is still very extensive, starting from the Yellow River Basin to the south. Have you ever found any knotweed spiders in your hometown? The next time you go out, you can take a closer look and maybe you will find it.
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