Researchers discovered two new species of trapdoor spiders in northern Australia with uniquely engineered burrows, enhancing ...

A SNEAKY spider that becomes “virtually invisible to predators” has been discovered. The critter is described as a “master ...

A team of scientists led by The University of Western Australia has discovered two new species of trapdoor spiders in the ...

An Aussie park ranger has stumbled upon an “exciting” new discovery while going about their daily routine. The ACT Parks and ...

If you're in the southeastern United States, though, particularly in Georgia, you may have stumbled upon the burrow of a ravine trapdoor spider. This fascinating and unusual looking spider can be ...

to be reprinted and put on permanent record in a scientific periodical:—“A friend of mine noticed near his camp a trap-door spider run in front of him and pop into its hole, pulling the ‘lid ...

THIS beautifully illustrated little book is a good example of what can be done by a careful observer in a very short time. It might have been thought that the habits of European insects were ...

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A team of scientists led by The University of Western Australia has discovered two new species of trapdoor spiders in the ...

"They're beautiful animals. Completely eyeless." The spiders are huge—almost the size of your hand. Genetically related to trapdoor spiders, they have gigantic fangs. "We know very little about ...

Taxonomically, they are in the infraorder mygalomorphae which includes the trapdoor spiders and tarantulas. "We only have one native mygalomorphae in the UK and they are much, much smaller and ...