Galapa spiniphila

Galapa spiniphilaThe male ocular area is barely raised. The male carapace lacks a thoracic groove. The male sternum is slightly wider than long. Spiders were found on the ground in xerophytic thorn forest, hiding among extremely spiny, hard leaves of a terrestrial bromeliad. They ran rapidly when disturbed. It is known from the type locality in Falcon, Venezuela.What does it look like?The male ocular area is barely raised.Where and how does it live?Spiders were found on the ground in xerophytic thorn forest, hiding among extremely spiny, hard leaves of a terrestrial bromeliad. They ran rapidly when disturbed.The male carapace lacks a thoracic groove.The male sternum is slightly wider than long.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.