Budweaver

Unlike all other arachnid species, it's web is very thick and really sticky, made out of mucus slime from its bud like abdomen mixed with a everlasting sweet scent and pollen particles to attract prey, but it will use all four legs to create a big net as it lies on its back, on a branch while waiting patiently. Once the pray gets stuck it quickly wraps them tightly and spews out a strong acid inside the cocoon to let it dissolve before drinking giving it a powerful energy to stay up almost 5 weeks without rest, it's favorite kind of prey is the bio luminescent ones with brighter light such as male lampscents that hover around darker areas to get female's attention with their bright spots on their wings and abdomen filled with bacteria that the Budweaver uses for energy, sometimes its web will glow in the dark if some bacteria isn't digested which often can attract more than one female lampscents but it will not eat them unless they're male. It can feel and smell the changes of the atmosphere with its small hairs on each of its leg which helps it see where it's going, it lives in calm plains in common barch trees where it makes a lot of hollow holes for any creatures to take shelter in. The female budweaver is half the size of the male but it uses its bud abdomen for storing eggs and can travel over thousands of miles while carrying them even when they have hatched the babies will latch onto their mother's back until they're fully grown to find their own spot to start training on how to make their own net web and catch prey, there can be as many as 300 babies.


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