Aname braemar | Animalz

Aname braemarThe female specimen, possibly not fully grown, is described with an orange-brown carapace, brown abdomen, and orange-brown front legs. It makes an open burrow with silk spilling out from the entrance. Soil is sometimes built up around the entrance, and a hidden second entrance is present. South-eastern Queensland: Braemar State Forest near DalbyWhat does it look like?The female specimen, possibly not fully grown, is described with an orange-brown carapace, brown abdomen, and orange-brown front legs.What kind of burrow does it build?The female specimen, possibly not fully grown, is described with an orange-brown carapace, brown abdomen, and orange-brown front legs. It makes an open burrow with silk spilling out from the entrance. Soil is sometimes built up around the entrance, and a hidden second entrance is present. South-eastern Queensland: Braemar State Forest near DalbyIt makes an open burrow with silk spilling out from the entrance. Soil is sometimes built up around the entrance, and a hidden second entrance is present.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.