Artema

• Giant Daddy-long-legs Spider Artema atlanta

  The male ocular area is slightly raised. The male carapace has a median pit and a distinct furrow behind it. The male sternum is wider than long. It inhabits caves as well as buildings and basements. It is widespread around the world, with records from the Americas, Africa, and Asia.

• Artema bunkpurugu

  The male ocular area is slightly raised. The male carapace has a large median pit and a distinct median furrow behind it. The male sternum is wider than long. Spiders were found both among large rocks in natural habitats and under low concrete bridges or in buildings. When disturbed, they try to hide in crevices, running short distances and then vibrating with low amplitude and high frequency. It is widespread in the Sudanian region of West Africa.

• Artema nephilit

  The male ocular area is slightly raised. The male carapace has a median pit and a distinct furrow behind it. The male sternum is wider than long. Spiders were found in caves, deep crevices, and under boulders, as well as in buildings, low culverts, and artificial caves. In caves, they built irregular webs without a clear dome shape near the ground, under stones, in crevices, and on ceilings. It is recorded from Israel, Jordan, Cyprus, Greece, and Turkey.