The Central Asian Palp - footed Spider

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The Central Asian Palp - footed Spider sent on December 11, 2018 (11:52) by Shahab Haghighat. 1 comments, 382 views.

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Iran/Tehran - Pardisan Forest Park. The members of this family are called the palp-footed spiders because the first pair of their feet is apparently thick, and are held off the ground when walking. This family includes more than 131 species, which are generally scattered throughout the semi-tropical region. They do not spin webs, but they actively search preys. This spider is nocturnal and lives under the rocks in semi-arid and arid mountainous regions. The sides of the head and of the chest of this spider, the first pair of the feet of this spider is dark-colored, the rest of the feet are lighter in color, and the stomach is red. Generally, this insect feeds on other spiders. One of the characteristics of this animal that protects it against the sting of its prey is its cuticle, which is considerably thicker as compared to that of other insects. This spider is 6-7 mm long. Registration location: Tehran

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sent on December 11, 2018 (12:22) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Considering the free hand I think the work is valid enough.

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