Dart Spider
Named for its fast reflexes, the Dart Spider is a medium sized poisonous spider native to the forests of Nomura. They make their home in dark, quiet spaces.
Basic Information
Anatomy
The dart spider has eight legs, eight eyes, and a hairy, lightly armored body.
Biological Traits
Females are generally larger and wider than males,
Ecology and Habitats
Found in dark, cold, rarely disturbed spaces.
Dietary Needs and Habits
The dart spider generally hibernates in its home until it feels the vibrations of an approaching food source. It will dart out of its home to bite its prey, injecting a poison which will slowly drain its victim's strength and health. The spider will then return to its hiding space to await the poison's effects before devouring its prey. These spiders eat creatures much larger than themselves, hibernating between meals to conserve energy and aid in digestion.
Additional Information
Geographic Origin and Distribution
The forests of Nomura
Scientific Name
Arbatrax rapox
Lifespan
40 years
Average Length
35mm (1.5in) to 45mm (1.8in)
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