Most of the Taiwanese wolf spiders are small to medium-sized species. Taiwanese wolf spiders are commonly found in grasslands, farmland, and pond sides. "Therefore, the recent discovery of species living in tree holes in Taiwan is very surprising," said the researchers.

The text in English while preserving the HTML tags is as follows: The wolf spider, a resident of Taiwan's trees, is considered "large," reaching a size of about 0.8 inches, according to the study. It has eight eyes, strong legs, and a furry body in the shape of a "heart." Female spiders have "internal genitalia with a pair of large, leaf-like folds that sway."

Female spiders have "internal genitalia with a pair of large folds, like leaves and swaying." The legs of the Taiwanese tree-dwelling wolf spider have a mixture of brown, white, and black spots. It gets darker towards the end. "The hairy body has a color pattern similar to a 'distinctive brown midline'," say the researchers.

The Taiwanese tree-dwelling wolf spider is one of the three species of arboreal wolf spiders. This means that this wolf spider species spends most of its life on trees or shrubs. This new species was identified based on its size, habitat, and reproductive organs, as revealed by the research. DNA analysis found that this new species has genetic differences ranging from 6% to 12% compared to other known wolf spider species.