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White tail spider
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A white tail spider is a spider that uses other spiders webs to catch insects. It came to New Zealand from Australia over a hundred years ago.
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White tailed spiders have a white patch at the end of its long dark grey body. They have orange-brown bands around their legs. They have fangs that inject venom. There are special tufts at the end of its legs. The tufts help the white-tailed spider stick onto smooth and sloping surfaces.
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They live under bark and plants or in houses were they look for dark places to hide during the day.
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Sometimes when a white tail spider wants a meal it will hunt a spider by using the spiders own web.
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