Ròse

History

A pillow spider.

One of many found about gardens, and occasionally kept as pets.

The person looking after him is often absent.

Independence annuls issue.

Trivia

Appellated ‘Ròse’.

Floats, not very well but still does.

Often found in trees and bushes as a factor.

Capable of spinning webs.

Very withdrawn as a species.

Moves fast in attempted escape if disturbed, typically.

Lets off an aroma that is similar to roses when the cuticles are ruffled.

This can be disarming or obscuring.

Harmless generally, defenses typically tied to evasion.

Can be trained to acclimate to interaction.

Typically kept as pets by more experienced persons, the chance of escape or loss likely.

Free roaming by nature. Hunts smaller invertebrates but can be fed a supply.

Has relative intelligence, enough to recognise familiar persons.

Possesses compound eyes and can see in a wide spectrum of colour.

Can be described as crepuscular typically, more specifically matutinal.

Typically sleeps on the side or stomach, the latter more frequent evidently to evade notice.