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You sure?

And i hope lenny gets along with his mate lyra well

Hello! Males feed on whatever falls into their trap, which is usually animals near human size (humans, wolves, sheep, pigs). They don't feed on zombies or skeletons, although they can also fall into their traps. In such cases, they release them and drive them away from their territory. They are sometimes able to feed on other species of spiders, but they are not their main prey.

Females need more food. If the food brought by males is insufficient, they begin to hunt like funnel-web spiders.

For the incubator males need to find prey as large as possible to provide food for the offspring for a sufficient period until they get stronger. The female herself evaluates the still living prey before paralyzing it and wrapping it in a web before laying eggs inside the host's body. Sometimes males want the attention of a female so much that it crosses all boundaries.

Some people think that the enderman are the ancient builders in a way so why not make the allay the children of the ancient builders or the souls who didn't go to the end?

These are very interesting theories, but they don't fit into my lore, according to which endermen are the descendants of travelers trapped in the End and distorted by the multiple factors inside of the dimension itself (other laws of physics, chaos crystals and eating local foods). The same thing happened with endermites. They are not the reincarnation of souls or anything like that, they are a consequence of evolution.

I haven't thought about them yet, although I'm very fixated on sculk and allay are also partly related to this topic...

Or do they sometimes eat each other like some spiders do?

They do not go hunting until they are fully strengthened and have exhausted the supply of nutrients in their abdomen sack and have eaten the animal in which their eggs were incubating. By the time they leave their mother's lair, their chitinous shell has hardened and they are already capable of hunting small prey independently. Individuals that have not yet reached sexual maturity are in a hurry to gain weight, hunting small prey like chickens, cats, dogs, lambs etc. Like common Overworld spiders, they're attacking from an ambush or pursuing prey. Upon reaching sexual maturity, females dig burrows in which they will wait for a male, while adult males begin their search for “gifts” for females immediately after they smell one nearby.

Close enough! They were based on the ogre faced spiders

Probably nothing. They pose neither interest nor threat to each other.

Lenny knows perfectly well that a short, skinny and literally cold-blooded old man who smells like a burnt-out slaughterhouse won't make his mate happy

He's old he's bald and he was a monk because I don't goon at all that monster stalker romance shit

Sketch in... Sketch. I wanted to try this program after I abandoned it back in 2019

Hello again! I didn't try to come up with an original name for their species

Homo - human

Falsum - false, fake

Nebula - fog

It was supposed to be something like "the fake human from the fog"

Corny? Yeah, but whatever

I can’t even say approximately how large their population was, because they were large omnivorous primates living in groups of 4 to 10-13 individuals. Their habitat would have covered regions of the subtropical zone where bloodhound spiders also lived before adapting to a temperate climate and hibernation.

How do the despocicero ignotus spiderlings look? Are baby bloodhound spiders small and beige in their early stages of life?

Like spiderlings in real life, baby bloodhound spiders have pale look. As they mature, depending on the sex of the individual, they acquire traits characteristic of their sex (males are smaller, thinner and have more anthropomorphic look, while females are larger and a build that suits for more comfortable living underground)

Their nutrient sacs are not as large after hatching because they immediately begin feeding on the organism they grew up in before digging out of the burrow where their mother left them. This sack is left over from their ancestors and serves more as a plan B if something happens to the incubator and the offspring survives.

As well how many eggs can bloodhound spiders lay?

Lol, they do!

The number of eggs depends on the age of the female, her health, and the size of the prey that the male brought her. Typically this quantity varies from 50 to 280 eggs per time. During her lifetime, a female lays eggs several times and can leave behind a litter of 3,000 individuals.

Yes, they can't be called an endangered species... Previously, their population was controlled by large primates like Homofalsum Nebula (TMFTF) and red dragons, but now both of these factors have disappeared from their lives due to climate change, to which only they have been able to adapt.

As well does lenny's mate have a name?

Yeah, that's exactly why I started my au! I mean, that's one of the reasons. First and foremost, I was simply curious about what "scientifically accurate" anthropomorphic spiders would look like and then I started to think up their behavior based on the original mod.

Yes, Lenny has a potential mate, and her name is Lyra! Let's hope that their relationship will work out well without our intervention as a victim...