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English: Fish Predation by Semi-Aquatic Spiders
Fish caught by spiders – examples from North America. A – Dolomedes triton caught mosquitofish (Gambusia) in backyard pond near Tampa, Florida (photo by Stacy Cyrus, DavesGarden website). B – Dolomedes triton feeding on fish (probably mosquitofish Gambusia holbrooki) in garden pond near Lady Lake, Florida (photo by Machele White, Lady Lake, Florida). C – Dolomedes triton feeding on small fish (presumably least killifish Heterandria formosa) on Tsala Apopka Lake, Florida (photo by Claire Sunquist-Blunden, Ocala, Florida). D – Dolomedes triton feeding on fish (probably mosquitofish Gambusia holbrooki) in garden pond near Lady Lake, Florida. E – Dolomedes triton devouring fish (probably mosquitofish Gambusia holbrooki) on edge of small, slow-moving stream near Fayetteville, North Carolina (photo by Patrick Randall, Fort Bragg, North Carolina, USA). F – Dolomedes okefinokensis feeding on small fish (probably mosquitofish Gambusia holbrooki) in swamp in Big Cypress National Preserve, Florida (photo by Misti Little, Stagecoach, Texas).
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Source Martin Nyffeler & Bradley J. Pusey (2014) Fish Predation by Semi-Aquatic Spiders: A Global Pattern ; Plos One, 2014-06-18
Author Martin Nyffeler & Bradley J. Pusey

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