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Flower Crab Spider aka Goldenrod Crab Spider/Misumena vatia/blomkrabbspindel. Värmland, Sweden (2 July 2014).
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Flower Crab Spider aka Goldenrod Crab Spider/Misumena vatia/blomkrabbspindel. Värmland, Sweden (2 July 2014).
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Opisthoncus sp. on Asplenium sp.
31-OCT-2025
Kings Domain, Melbourne, Vic
Rabid wolf spider (Rabidosa rabida)?
Have you seen the rabid wolf spider (Rabidosa rabida)?
I have now
Yes, in photos/videos
Yes, irl
I'm not sure
crab spider who fell out of the sky and almost into the creek. with a hockey mask
Sueli’s mech is Viridis MK II which is based on this cutie, Lyssomanes viridis. A very cool thing about these spiders is that their transparent bodies give us insight on how spiders look around. Some eyes on spiders are completely fixed while others are able to move not their cornea, but the eye tube (very scientific term) can move around to let the spider look around without having to move!
On Viridis MK II, I’ve used this as inspiration on the visual capabilities of the mech. Sueli has a full 360 view, and is able to see everything happening on every side of her mech. These capabilities can also render Viridis MK II nearly invisible using panels on the exterior.
So nice you see her twice.
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Horned Pelican Spider Afrarchaea cornuta
A assassin spider endemic to South Africa. They are predatory spiders that hunt other spiders, using their elongated chelicerae to capture prey while maintaining a safe distance from potentially dangerous quarry.
image by Rudolph Steenkamp
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