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Huntsman Heteropoda jugulans Researchers Claim Females, Who Secure & Defend Their Nests & Don't Stray Far From It, Have Bigger Abdomens Compared To Their Leg Lengths Urban Darwin
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Huntsman Heteropoda jugulans Researchers Claim Male Huntsman Spiders, Who Travel Long Distances To Find Mates, Have Small Bodies Relative To Their Long Legs Urban Darwin
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Brown Huntsman Possibly Heteropoda cervina Male Palpal Bulb On The Last Segment Of The Pedipalp Where Sperm Is Stored Before Being Used To Inseminate A Female Urban Darwin
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Brown Huntsman Sparassidae Possibly Heteropoda cervina Male Happy To Get Out Of The Wind & Rain During The Monsoon Season Urban Darwin
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Brown Huntsman Sparassidae Possibly Heteropoda cervina Male Chelicerae & Fangs Urban Darwin
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Huntsman spider Sparassidae sp.Possibly Isopedella sp. Chelicerates & Single Pedipalp On Terminalia ferdinandiana Shoal Bay
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Huntsman spider Sparassidae sp.Possibly Isopedella sp. Flattened Body Enables This Spider To Fit Into Small Cracks & Crevices Shoal Bay
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Huntsman Spider Possibly Neosparassus diana Has Bifurcated Hairy Pads Like Suction Cups On Its Tarsus And Metatarsus That Allow It To Move On Any Surface Or Orientation Shoal Bay
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Huntsman Spider SPARASSIDAE sp. Possibly Neosparassus diana Has Eight Eyes In Two Rows With Relatively Good Eyesight Shoal Bay
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Huntsman Spider SPARASSIDAE sp. Possibly Neosparassus diana Long Powerful Laterigrade Legs Move Like Crab Legs & Allow It To Run Sideways As Efficiently As Forwards Or Backwards Shoal Bay
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Huntsman Spider SPARASSIDAE sp. Possibly Neosparassus diana Have Legs With Bifurcated Hairy Pads That Like Suction Cups Allow The Huntsman To Move On Any Surface In Any Orientation Shoal Bay
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Huntsman Spider SPARASSIDAE sp. Possibly Neosparassus diana Seemed Relaxed Or Tired After Night Of Hunting Shoal Bay
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Huntsman Spider SPARASSIDAE sp. Possibly Neosparassus diana Seemed Relaxed Or Tired After A Night Of Hunting Shoal Bay
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Huntsman Spider SPARASSIDAE sp. Possibly Neosparassus diana Two Rows Of Eyes, Pedipalp & Chelicera Shoal Bay
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Forest Kingfisher Todiramphus macleayii Female Bringing An Arachnid sp. Possibly Sparassidae Huntsman To Feed One Of The Nestlings Swampland Buffalo Creek
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Spider Possibly Huntsman Selenopidae sp. Possibly Heteropoda sp. On Narrow-leaved Mallee Yellabinna Regional Reserve
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Rufous-banded Honeyeater Conopophila aalbogularis Meliphagidae Feeding On Huntsman Spider Mary River Flood Plain
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Huntsman Spider Neosparassus sp. Sparassidae On Ipomoea abrupta Convolvulaceae Open Woodland Point Stuart
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Green Huntsman Neosparassus sp.Heteropodidae Open Woodland Adjacent Seasonal Seepage Lowland
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Green Huntsman Possibly Neosparassus sp. Juvenile Heteropodidae South Alligator Vine Forest
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Green Huntsman Possibly Neosparassus sp. Juvenile Heteropodidae South Alligator Vine Forest 03
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Green Huntsman Possibly Neosparassus sp. Juvenile Heteropodidae South Alligator Vine Forest 02
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Spider Wasp Heterodontonyx bicolor POMPILINAE POMPILIDAE With Badge Huntsman Spiders Neosparassus sp. Open Woodland 02
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Spider Wasp Heterodontonyx bicolor POMPILINAE POMPILIDAE With Badge Huntsman Spiders Neosparassus sp. Open Woodland 01
