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The Joro spider (Trichonephila clavata, formerly classified under Nephila) is a large orb-weaving spider native to East Asia, including Japan, China, and Korea. Females can reach body lengths of approximately 2–3 centimeters and display distinctive yellow, blue-black, and red markings on their legs...
Trichonephila maculata, commonly known as the giant wood spider, is a large species of golden silk orb-weaver prevalent in tropical regions of Asia. Females exhibit extreme sexual dimorphism, possessing massive bodies with vibrant yellow and black markings, while males are significantly smaller and...
Nephila edulis, commonly known as the golden orb-weaver, is a large orb-weaving spider native to Australia and parts of Southeast Asia, first described by J. C. Fabricius in 1799. Females, which are substantially larger than males, construct large circular webs of strong, golden-yellow silk capable...
Trichonephila senegalensis, the banded-legged golden orb-weaver, is an African species first described by Audouin in 1826, famous for weaving highly durable golden webs.
Leucauge argyra, a tropical orchard spider, is a visually striking orb-weaver described by Charles Athanase Walckenaer in 1841, noted for building distinct horizontal webs.
The Cave Spider is a large European spider considered one of the largest in the United Kingdom, distinguished by its dark coloration and preference for dark, damp underground habitats.
Tetragnatha nigrita, or the dark long-jawed spider, is an orb-weaving species first described by Tamerlan Thorell in 1856, recognized for resting in a rigid, stick-like posture.
