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Wolf Spider

Lycosidae

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Description:

There is a numerous amount of Wolf Spider species. They can be found in areas with low vegetation and leaf litter. They are also commonly spotted in homes. They do not spin webs and chase/hunt down their prey.

Reference Links:

Wolf Spiders | Missouri Department of Conservation

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Boone County HS Bioblitz 2014
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PublishedSeptember 2, 2014

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