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Wolf Spider
This large spider was hunting on the surface of pools in a bog near Mount Tyndall in central Tasmania. You can see two tiny, red-pink parasitic mites on it. One on its palps and one on its hind leg. It has had a hard life as it has only 6 legs left!
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