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Sun spiders attack mostly by biting. They can constantly [[Eliminating Effect|execute]] small enemies one at a time. They can reposition themselves in combat at low health. | Sun spiders attack mostly by biting. They can constantly [[Eliminating Effect|execute]] small enemies one at a time. They can reposition themselves in combat at low health. | ||
Adult sun spiders can [[Repositioning Effect|eat]] small enemies one at a time to [[Healing Effect|heal]]. They can also jab quickly to [[Disrupting Effect|stun]] enemies. | [[Titan|Adult sun spiders]] can [[Repositioning Effect|eat]] small enemies one at a time to [[Healing Effect|heal]]. They can also jab quickly to [[Disrupting Effect|stun]] enemies. | ||
Adult sun spiders can sometimes thrash violently to confuse enemies at low health. This ability hits 7 times. | Adult sun spiders can sometimes thrash violently to confuse enemies at low health. This ability hits 7 times. | ||
Revision as of 12:55, 23 March 2026
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| Common name | Sun spider |
| Scientific name | Zeria keyserlingi |
| Environment | Savannah |
| Forms | Juvenile Adult Uber |
| Traits | Execution Stun Confusion Heal Nocturnal |
Sun spiders (Zeria keyserlingi) are nocturnal enemies in savannah documentary missions.
Abilities
Sun spiders attack mostly by biting. They can constantly execute small enemies one at a time. They can reposition themselves in combat at low health.
Adult sun spiders can eat small enemies one at a time to heal. They can also jab quickly to stun enemies.
Adult sun spiders can sometimes thrash violently to confuse enemies at low health. This ability hits 7 times.
Uber sun spiders keep most abilities of adult sun spiders. They can't eat small enemies to heal.
Appearances
You can encounter sun spiders in:
Notable stats
Trivia
- Sun spiders wear fezzes in arachnophobia mode.
- Sun spiders are known for irrational attacks against ant colonies. The reason behind this behavior is commonly assumed to be finding shelters even though there aren't any actual proofs.



