The species of the gorgeous ivory rainforest
Poecilotheria subfusca is a relatively rare species. What is special about it is that the radiating white stripes on its back (or the spiny white stripes of the dwarf subspecies) are the biggest difference between its appearance and the species it belongs to. The abdomen of the adult Ivory Gorgeous Rainforest will also have a white spot on a black background that is unique among its genus, which is particularly eye-catching.
This species has been listed by Sri Lanka in 1993 as a species prohibited from trade collection and domestic sales. The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) joins the list of threatened species.
Chinese name: Ivory Rainforest Spider
Latin name: Poecilotheria subfusca
Kingdom: Animal Kingdom
< strong>Phylum: Arthropod
Class: Arachnida
Order: Arachnida
strong>Ivory Gorgeous Rainforest Spider
Dispersed: Sri Lanka Rainforest
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