ECO-LENS MAP 🗺 SEASON 2 - WEEK 9 |,Wolf spider, Pakistan

Assalam u alaikum,
Today I am sharing with you pictures of a unique type of spider. I saw this spider in my room and took pictures of it. Actually, since our house is still in a newly developed area, such insects often come to our house. So I get information about them from Google and then share their pictures with you. Most of the time, I don't even know which insect it is.

Wolf spider

A wolf spider, likely from the Hogna or Trochosa genus
They are considered harmless to humans and are very common in gardens.
Common species that look very similar to the one in your image include the Drumming Sword Wolf Spider (Gladicosa gulosa) and various members of the genus Hogna

How it is hunting

Unlike web-building spiders, wolf spiders actively hunt prey such as insects and other spiders. Unlike many other spiders, they do not spin webs to catch prey. Instead, they run after and hunt their prey on the ground. They are also unique for carrying their egg sacs and young on their backs.

How is it looking

They are often large, hairy, and brownish-grey, helping them blend into their environment. They are typically grey to brown with a pale stripe down the back, bordered by two darker stripes. They have thick, powerful legs and bodies covered in dense, short hairs.

How they build their web

They are nocturnal and may enter buildings looking for warmer surroundings.

How we prevent this

While they have venom to subdue prey, they are generally not dangerous to humans.

Family

Lycosidae

Wolf spiders are common, terrestrial hunters known for their speed and agility. Key features of this spider include.

Source information

I didn't know much about this spider, so I searched Google to find information about it on the Internet, and I found all this information.

Where I found(location)

https://share.google/mmRJBMaSuKplcVw4N
I live in LDA City Lahore so it is appears here and captured it.

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