Critically EndangeredInsectoid-Impossibles
Panthera theraphosa
Tigerantula
Discovery LocationSumatra
Lead ResearcherH. Hobbes
Field Report Summary
Currently the subject of intense conservation efforts, the Tigerantula is a solitary hunter of the forest floor. It does not spin webs but lives in silk-lined burrows. It hunts by sensing vibrations, pouncing on deer and tapirs with venomous fangs.
Physical Description
Tiger with eight legs, multiple eyes, and chelicerae.
Habitat
Tropical Rainforest
Dietary Behavior
Carnivore
Evolutionary Origin
Gigantism ambush strategy
Behavioral Notes
Grooms its fur with its pedipalps.
