About Deinopis longipes F.O.Pickard-Cambridge, 1902
Deinopis longipes, first formally described by F.O. Pickard-Cambridge in 1902, is a species of net-casting spider belonging to the family Deinopidae. This species occurs across the entire region of Central America. It has a distinctly slim, elongated body that reaches approximately 16 millimeters in total length. Like all other members of the Deinopidae family, Deinopis longipes hunts during the night. It builds a small silken net that it uses to capture prey that passes by its hunting position.
