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Maratus sarahae

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  • Peacock spider
    peacock spider
    / Conservation status

    as critically endangered: Maratus sarahae. Endemic to a small area in Sterling Range National Park in Western Australia, the state government declared the spider critically endangered in 2018 after a large wildfire burned their habitat. It is thought that land development, climate change, and controlled burns and wildfires…

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    as critically endangered: Maratus sarahae. Endemic to a small area in Sterling Range National Park in Western Australia, the state government declared the spider critically endangered in 2018 after a large wildfire burned their habitat. It is thought that land development, climate change, and controlled burns and wildfires…

    Read More