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| - Wicked-weaver, 4-6 inch legspan The spiny orb spider Imiutextor strung its thin webs between the branches to ensnare small birds, insects and the occasional Flizard. Wicked Weavers had a fast-acting venom, usually paralyzing their prey within seconds. Their webs were strong, but the larger prey they preffered was sometimes abe to writhe free, tearing away chunks of web and falling to the forest floor, out of the spider's reach. If bittten, the spider's venom quickly subdued prey, minimizing the chance that the hunter might loose its meal.
- The spiny wicked weaver, strings its thin webs between the branches to ensnare small birds, ubsects, and the occasional lizard (such as a feather devil or a flizard). Wicked weavers have a fast-acting venom, usually paralyzing their prey within seconds. Their webs are strong, but the larger prey they prefer is sometimes able to writhe free, tearing away chunks of web and falling to the forest floor, out of the spider’s reach. If bitten, the spider’s venom quickly subdues prey, minimizing the chance that the hunter might lose its meal.
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| - Wicked-weaver, 4-6 inch legspan The spiny orb spider Imiutextor strung its thin webs between the branches to ensnare small birds, insects and the occasional Flizard. Wicked Weavers had a fast-acting venom, usually paralyzing their prey within seconds. Their webs were strong, but the larger prey they preffered was sometimes abe to writhe free, tearing away chunks of web and falling to the forest floor, out of the spider's reach. If bittten, the spider's venom quickly subdued prey, minimizing the chance that the hunter might loose its meal.
- The spiny wicked weaver, strings its thin webs between the branches to ensnare small birds, ubsects, and the occasional lizard (such as a feather devil or a flizard). Wicked weavers have a fast-acting venom, usually paralyzing their prey within seconds. Their webs are strong, but the larger prey they prefer is sometimes able to writhe free, tearing away chunks of web and falling to the forest floor, out of the spider’s reach. If bitten, the spider’s venom quickly subdues prey, minimizing the chance that the hunter might lose its meal.
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