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Phozaphin Spider

The phozaphin spider spins some of the thickest silk in the world.

Basic Information

Anatomy

Narrowly built.

Ecology and Habitats

Prefers places that flood a lot.

Dietary Needs and Habits

Primarily eats plants and nectar. Will occasionally eat bugs.

Biological Cycle

Builds a thick, waterproof silk padding in the middle of its web in the fall. Breeds in the spring.

Additional Information

Social Structure

The mother ditches the eggs soon after laying them high in a tree.

Facial characteristics

Has eight reddish brown eyes.

Geographic Origin and Distribution

An uncommon sight in the midsouth, but rare anywhere else. There’s a large population of them in the southeastern province of Remeyae.
Lifespan
3 years.
Conservation Status
Vulnerable. Population rising.
Average Height
Two inches, not including legs.
Average Weight
5 grams.
Average Length
Legs are an inch and a half long.
Body Tint, Colouring and Marking
The spider is soft brown with black stripes above each fore eye. The stripes meet at the center of its cephalothorax, and two more stripes run from there down the abdomen.
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