Wolf Spider is the common name for many groups of grounnd dwelling Spiders. The wolf spider is the anme for spiders belonging to the order of Lycosidae. There are nearly 2000 Wolf Spider species, and they can survive in nearly every habitat. To this end, species of Wolf Spiders are found right around the world.
Wolf spider (Pardosa amentata), for example, are widespead and common throughout Britain and Europe. Whereas, the Autrailian Wolf Spider and localised to Autrailia and Tasmania.
The distribution for the Lycosidae covers most of the world (see link).
Usually under large rocks to keep cool, they come out in the night and they hunt then. They get the name "Wolf Spider" because they attack other animals (such as insects) just like a wolf. They pounce on it and inject venom. :D
Wolf spiders live just about everywhere in the world that is not too cold or too dry to support life. If humans can barely survive there then you won't likely find any kind of wolf spider. Otherwise, they are out in the fields and forests helping to keep down the populations of grasshoppers and other insects that cause humans trouble.
you should put a wolf spider into its natural habitat (which may be the woods)
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Wolf spiders die after living for 3-5 years.
A wolf spider can live up to 5 years.
Yes, there are a number of species of wolf spider and some do live in California.
on the sand and under rocks
On the forest floor.
A spider-wolf.
Brown recluse garden spider wolf
Arctic wolf spider was created in 1872.
they live in... north america.
Europe
the Ethiopian wolf lives in Ethiopia, which is in Africa.
what kind of web does a wolf spider make