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Aranea ixobola

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4Animals
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4Ecdysozoa
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5Chelicerata
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4Araneae
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Aranea ixobola

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English: Araneus ixobola; Cross-spider; Larinoides ixobolus.
Aranea ixobola is the cross spider, a garden spider that spins a web. It can be found in Europe and America, and is much larger than Aranea diadema. It is a powerful hunter, and one of its favourite locations is under wooden bridges.
Spiders can predict the weather extremely accurately. For example, a spider working quietly at its web means calm weather, and rain can be expected if the spider abandons its work and their web is destroyed by the rain.
DIfferential diagnosisLycopodium. Pulsatilla. Phosphorus. Conium. Aranea diadema. Aconitum.
lycoctonum. Mandragora.
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