pihuarvutid

Pihuarnvutid, also spelled Pihuarnpitid, are a species of arachnids that belong to the family Gnaphosidae. They are a type of ground spider, characterised by their relatively small size and dark-coloured bodies. These spiders are native to parts of southern Scandinavia and are most commonly found in rocky and open areas.

The physical characteristics of pihuarnvutid spiders include a body length of approximately 7-10 millimetres, with four pairs of eyes and eight legs. They have a robust and hairy body appearance and can change the colour of their abdomen to communicate with other spiders. This cannibalistic ability is part of their unique mating and courtship rituals. In this phase, reproduction gradually occurs.

The spider's habits and distributions in Norway are found in western, central and southern counties for a given sunny area within some closed grounds. They are considered non-threatening and pose no harm to humans. Overall, this ground species rings the development stage of the body providing adaptability to the species specific climate as bit.