Arvojakin

Arvojakin is a type of wolf spider native to Europe and western Asia. Its species name, arvora, refers to the mountain or forest, and jakin is thought to be derived from the Greek word for "cheese". The spider's common name is less clear, but it may be a reference to the snow-white coloration of the female's underside, somewhat resembling a type of Norwegian cheese.

Arvojakin spiders are medium in size, with a body length of around 8-10 millimeters and leg span of around 25-30 millimeters. They have a distinctive pattern of red and black markings on their carapace, with the red tone typically being more vibrant in males.

This spider species is an arachnid hunter that feeds on other small arachnids, insects, and even small insects' eggs and spiders' prey. Arvojakin is found in a variety of habitats, including coniferous forests, grasslands, and mountainous areas, typically in places with rocky outcroppings.

Their usual mating strategy involves first a male displaying such vibratory patterns to attract a female. A reproductive phase of Arvojakin involves a "spinning wrap" with the solitary female for the attachment to eggs, including white silk particles in couple arrangements.

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