Lycosidae

Phylum : Arthropoda - Class : Arachnida - Order : Araneae - Family: Lycosidae (wolf spiders)

Vernacular names [edit wikidata 'Lycosidae']

• English: Wolf spider
• العربية: عنكبوت ذئبي
• مصرى: العنكبوت الذئب
• беларуская: Павукі-ваўкі
• български: вълчи паяци
• català: Licòsid
• čeština: slíďákovití
• dansk: Jagtedderkopper
• Deutsch: Wolfspinnen
• Ελληνικά: Λυκοσίδες
• Esperanto: Luparaneo
• eesti: Huntämbliklased
• فارسی: عنکبوت‌های گرگی
• suomi: Juoksuhämähäkit
• Nordfriisk: Wulewkoonkern
• עברית: זאבניים
• hrvatski: Vučji pauci
• magyar: Farkaspókok
• 日本語: コモリグモ科
• қазақша: Қасқыр-өрмекші
• 한국어: 늑대거미과
• lietuvių: Plėšriavoriai
• македонски: волчји пајаци
• Bahasa Melayu: Labah-labah serigala
• norsk bokmål: ulveedderkopper
• Nederlands: Wolfspinnen
• norsk: Ulveedderkopper
• Diné bizaad: Naʼashjéʼiitsoh
• polski: Pogońcowate
• português: Aranha-lobo
• русский: Пауки-волки
• Simple English: Wolf spider
• slovenščina: volčji pajki
• svenska: Jaktspindlar
• தமிழ்: ஓநாய் சிலந்தி
• తెలుగు: లైకోసిడే
• українська: Павуки-вовки
• Tiếng Việt: Nhện sói
• 粵語: 狼蛛科
• 中文: 狼蛛科
• 中文（中国大陆）: 狼蛛科
• 中文（简体）: 狼蛛科
• 中文（繁體）: 狼蛛科
• 中文（臺灣）: 狼蛛科

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  Wolf spider
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  Wolf spider
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  Wolf Spider defending its egg sack
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  Wolf spider in a tunnel
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  Female with cocoon - probably family Lycosidae

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  Wolf spider and egg sac
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  Wolf spider carrying young on back
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  Florida wolf spider
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  Torso with cephalothorax and opisthosoma
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  Wolf spider hunting in the grass
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  Wolf spider carrying egg sac in Chelsea, Victoria, Australia
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  Lycosa sp. in captivity with US quarter for scale
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  Wolf spider commonly found in Central Texas
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  Wolf spider carrying her young on Martha's Vineyard bike trail
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  Side view of a wolf spider found in Oklahoma
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  Aerial view of a wolf spider found in Oklahoma. Note one of the eyes shining in the camera's flash
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  Face view of a wolf spider found in Oklahoma. Note one of the eyes shining in the camera's flash

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  Wolf spider (Pardosa lugubris)
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  Wolf spider (Pardosa lugubris)
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  Wolf spider (Pardosa lugubris)
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  Wolf spider (Pardosa lugubris)

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  Pardosa lugubris avec cocon

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  Rabidosa, species unknown. Note two black front legs. Pedipalps are lighter than shown in this photograph.

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  Alopecosa fabrilis, adult female
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  Alopecosa fabrilis, adult female in burrow

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  Aulonia albimana, adult male

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  Spanish Wolf Spider ready to attack in his cave
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  Spanish Wolf Spider in his terrarium
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  Wolf Spider searching for food
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  Wolf Spider with his new and colorfull skin
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  Eating a caterpillar silkworm