1. Money spiders, commonly found in European meadows, have been reported for the first time in the country from the Muthanga range of the Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary. P. The male and the female money spiders are typically 3 mm and 4 mm long respectively. Q. The species is called so as it is “believed to bring luck” to the person who comes in contact with it. R. Females build triangular webs in between dry tree twigs and feed on small insects, while males prefer to hide beneath dry leaves. S. Both sexes are dark brown and have irregular silver patches and black spots on elliptical abdomen. 6. Two or more male spiders can be found in the web of a single female.