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Pear-shaped Leucauge

Opadometa Fastigata

Photo by brianr1
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Description:

The spider was about 2cm long and wide, its torso speckled with white, orange, and dark brown. Its eyes were extremely tiny. Its abdomen has a swirly pattern of yellow, white, and dark brown. It's 8 legs are orange and dark brown striped.

Habitat:

The spider was found in the Singapore American School's secondary rainforest. The spider had spun a big web, about 50 by 50 cm among the shady branches of a tree.

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