The Life of Animals | Liocranidae | These animals have very much leg and foot are used to carry out their activities. He has a poison that is harmful to humans, because it can be fatal if exposed to his or her poison can cause a very dangerous even though death. want to know? The following report
This family was previously included in the Clubionidae as a subfamily but is now given separate status. Liocranidae differ from Clubionidae by having a much narrower eye group, by having the labium approximately as wide as long and by having several pairs of long ventral spines on tibia and metatarsi I and II.
The carapace usually with clear markings in the shape of characteristic angular loops radiating from the fovea. The abdomen with vague v- or w-shaped pattern or dark oblique spots or bars arranged in rows. The posterior row of eyes markedly procurved. Metatarsus I and II with three pairs of ventral spines. The Danish species can be identified in the field by their bodycolour and size.
The largest species of the genus. Carapace reddish-brown with golden hairs, and dark markings. Abdomen golden reddish-brown somewhat shiny. Similar to A. proxima which overlap in habitat but is smaller. The eggsacks are very characteristic and look like small inverted wineglasses placed in the vegetation, and are encountered more frequently than the spider itself. The eggsacks may be snowy-white or camouflaged with earth, thereby much less conspiceous.
