Supunna species

Fact Box Species: Supunna species (QM ) (not fully classified yet) Family: Corinnidae formerly Clubionidae Body length: female: 10 mm male: unknown, perhaps 8 mm Habitat: In leaf litter but difficult to catch because it hides so quickly Toxicity: Unknown but may be mildly toxic to humans

This species is quite common in leaf litter in the Toowoomba region but is not often noticed because it is a very fast moving spider and quickly hides itself when disturbed. Not much is known of its natural history, but this spider belongs to the ant-mimic forms of the Family Corinnidae.

Spider(s) with a very similar appearance: Some smaller wolf spiders and especially Supunna picta, and members of the Family Lamponidae such as Lampona murina.