Wolfspiders Collection
Wolfspiders are fascinating creatures found in various parts of the world
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Wolfspiders are fascinating creatures found in various parts of the world. In Tuscany, Italy, an adult female Wolfspider (Hogna radiata) was spotted on the soil in August. Its intricate patterns and agile movements make it a captivating sight. In late winter, an Italian subadult male Wolfspider (Pardosa sp. ) bravely walked on snow, showcasing its resilience and adaptability to different environments. These spiders truly know no bounds. A close-up of the head of an adult female Hogna radiata reveals its impressive mandibles as it feeds on grasshopper prey in Follonica, Grosseto Province. Their predatory nature is evident as they skillfully capture their meals. The coastal sand dunes of Hengistbury Head, Dorset, England serve as a habitat for the Sand Wolfspider (Arctosa perita). This adult spider can be seen gracefully navigating its sandy surroundings during May. The Nursery-web Spider (Pisaura mirabilis) is another intriguing species found in Kent and Leicestershire, England. The adults bask on leaves or carry egg sacs with them while resting peacefully amidst nature's beauty. Field Wolfspiders (Pardosa agrestis) patiently wait for unsuspecting prey to pass by while hidden amongst long grasses at Crossness Nature Reserve in Bexley, Kent. Their ambush tactics highlight their hunting prowess. Similarly lurking within the same reserve is the Pond Pirate Wolfspider (Pirata piraticus), also waiting stealthily among tall grasses for potential victims to cross its path during May. Traveling further east to Ukraine brings us face-to-face with Russian Wolfspiders (Lycosa singoriensis). An adult female fiercely defends her burrow against any intruders that dare approach her territory during November.