Spiders : Oxyopidae : Oxyopes globifer
Oxyopes globifer is a species of lynx spider belonging to the family Oxyopidae. These spiders are active hunters that do not use webs to catch prey but rely on their speed and agility.
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Characteristics:
- Size: Small to medium-sized spider.
- Appearance: It has an elongated body and long, slender legs covered in spines.
- Eyes: It has eight eyes, with the two front ones being particularly large, aiding in prey detection.
- Color: It can have brown, gray, or greenish hues, allowing it to blend well with vegetation.
Behavior:
- Hunting: Unlike web-building spiders, Oxyopes globifer actively hunts insects by ambushing or chasing them.
- Habitat: Found in grassy areas, shrubs, and low vegetation, where it can easily camouflage itself.
- Defensive Strategy: If threatened, it moves quickly to escape rather than relying on silk for protection.
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