The Australian tarantulas have a place with the group of Theraphosidae. They for the most part have a vast, substantial body, and it is the main species that has long hairs on the back legs, making it effectively identifiable. Additionally, they change in shading extending from dim chocolate-darker to pale stoop and regularly have a shimmering sheen. They are most usually found in Queensland, New South Wales, South Australia and Western Australia.
Discussing the appearance, the species has a vast overwhelming body and shading differs from dim chocolate-dark colored to pale stoop, be that as it may, for the most part it shows up with a gleaming sheen. They like to live in web-lined tunnels in the ground and cherishes to eat winged animals, notwithstanding regularly being called 'fledgling eating creepy crawlies'. The fundamental eating regimen incorporates bugs, reptiles, frogs, and different insects.
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