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Description
Something I've worked on for a few days now! But finally bucked up and lined in the darn thing. Drawing on bumpy roads is hard. @_@

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Striped Slothspider
- It grows by subsisting on tree sap until adulthood. Then, it falls limply onto the back of a much larger animal, before latching on to periodically drink its blood.

- However, this is never painful or lethal, and in exchange, it injects its saliva which helps to vastly strengthen its host's immune system. The Slothspider is otherwise completely passive.

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McAuliffe's Jactospider
- Its pedipalps have developed into powerful clubs, which they use to smash armored prey, similar to a mantis shrimp. It can easily beat a person to death--but only in self defense, as they do not hunt people.

- It is entirely ground-dwelling, as it's too heavy to climb trees. Its feet are padded to muffle its footsteps.

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Lesser Webbird
- A relative of the jumping spider which glides like a kite using a net of hairy filaments and silk. They can jump very high and gain altitude via forming silken "parachutes" to catch the wind.

- Webbirds are highly ornate, low maintenance, and have been long prized as pets. The Lesser Webbird is especially popular, due to the variety of breeds they come in.

Description
Something I've worked on for a few days now! But finally bucked up and lined in the darn thing. Drawing on bumpy roads is hard. @_@

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Striped Slothspider
- It grows by subsisting on tree sap until adulthood. Then, it falls limply onto the back of a much larger animal, before latching on to periodically drink its blood.

- However, this is never painful or lethal, and in exchange, it injects its saliva which helps to vastly strengthen its host's immune system. The Slothspider is otherwise completely passive.

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McAuliffe's Jactospider
- Its pedipalps have developed into powerful clubs, which they use to smash armored prey, similar to a mantis shrimp. It can easily beat a person to death--but only in self defense, as they do not hunt people.

- It is entirely ground-dwelling, as it's too heavy to climb trees. Its feet are padded to muffle its footsteps.

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Lesser Webbird
- A relative of the jumping spider which glides like a kite using a net of hairy filaments and silk. They can jump very high and gain altitude via forming silken "parachutes" to catch the wind.

- Webbirds are highly ornate, low maintenance, and have been long prized as pets. The Lesser Webbird is especially popular, due to the variety of breeds they come in.