Neoscona adianta is a medium-sized orb-weaving spider species belonging to the Araneidae family, characterized by intricate web-building behavior and predominantly found in terrestrial ecosystems across various geographic regions.
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Ecology & Habitat
Habitat
Temperate and subtropical regions with diverse vegetation, including grasslands, forest edges, gardens, and shrublands. Typically inhabits areas with sufficient vertical structures for web construction.
Ecological Role
Plays a critical role in controlling insect populations, serving as a key predator in local ecosystems. Contributes to maintaining ecological balance by regulating prey species populations.
Morphology
SKIN COATExoskeleton with fine hair-like structures, providing protection and sensory input.
LIMBS WINGSEight segmented legs adapted for web construction and rapid movement. Specialized setae and sensory hairs for environmental interaction.
HEAD SENSORYEight eyes arranged in two rows, providing comprehensive visual perception. Enhanced sensory capabilities for detecting prey and environmental stimuli.
BODY STRUCTURERounded abdomen with subtle color variations, typically ranging from light brown to grayish with intricate patterns. Body length approximately 8-12 mm, with females slightly larger than males.
Data Source: TaxonHub Database
Image Credit: Syrio
