Boconita yacambu

Boconita yacambuIn males, the ocular area is slightly raised. In males, the sternum is wider than long. In males, the abdomen is oval and slightly pointed at the spinnerets. At the type locality it builds dense, unusually flat webs near the forest floor. When disturbed, spiders flee backwards into sheltered spaces among roots, logs or leaf litter. It is known from Yacambú National Park, Lara, Venezuela.What does it look like?In males, the ocular area is slightly raised.Where and how does it live?At the type locality it builds dense, unusually flat webs near the forest floor. When disturbed, spiders flee backwards into sheltered spaces among roots, logs or leaf litter.In males, the sternum is wider than long.In males, the abdomen is oval and slightly pointed at the spinnerets.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.