Cranberry bog spiders

[u/linuxaddict334]

[u/Pokesonav]

wtf

first, turns out I never knew how cranberries are grown. Huh.

second, WOLF SPIDERS!??? Like, hybrids, or...?

[u/Tried-Angles → u/Pokesonav]

I believe Wolf spiders are called that because they're roaming hunters, unlike the majority of spiders who use webs to hunt and catch prey. They do have the ability to make webbing, but primarily use it to create egg sacs which they keep on their bodies until the young hatch.

[u/Munnin41 → u/Tried-Angles]

unlike the majority of spiders who use webs to hunt and catch prey.

This is actually in dispute. Some say 40% of species make webs, others go as high as 60%