You might be surprised what you can find if you look at night. Hold a flashlight at eye level and look for the iridescent sparkles on the ground -- those are usually wolf spider eyes. (They have a reflective layer in their eyes.) Usually the bigger wolf spiders have brighter eyes, although sometimes a small spider can fool you.
You might be surprised what you can find if you look at night. Hold a flashlight at eye level and look for the iridescent sparkles on the ground -- those are usually wolf spider eyes. (They have a reflective layer in their eyes.) Usually the bigger wolf spiders have brighter eyes, although sometimes a small spider can fool you.
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![Gravid Wolf Spider (♀ Hogna lenta) [2/2]](/data/xfmg/thumbnail/77/77173-c8d403a5eef65db31b10728208e5e5b8.jpg?1620020123)
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