A small to medium-sized wolf spider species found in marshy and wet habitats across Europe, characterized by its agile hunting behavior and distinctive coloration.
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Ecology & Habitat
Habitat
Wetlands, marshes, grasslands, forest edges, and areas with high moisture content, typically in temperate regions of Europe and parts of Asia
Ecological Role
Critical predator in ecosystem controlling insect populations, serving as both prey and predator in complex food webs
Morphology
SKIN COATDense exoskeleton with fine hair-like setae, providing protection and sensory information
LIMBS WINGSEight legs adapted for rapid ground movement, capable of quick directional changes during hunting
HEAD SENSORYEight eyes arranged in three rows, excellent vision for hunting, highly sensitive sensory hairs for detecting prey movement
BODY STRUCTURESmall wolf spider, body length 5-10 mm, robust exoskeleton with camouflage coloration of brown and grey patterns
