Arachnida Tetragnatha extensa is a fascinating species of spider commonly found in the wetlands, riverbanks, and lagoons of the Comunidad Valenciana.

Tetragnatha extensa is known for its long and slender body, which helps it to blend seamlessly into its environment, often among grasses and reeds. Its elongated legs and body make it uniquely adapted for its habitat.

• Appearance: The body of Tetragnatha extensa is typically pale yellow or green, providing excellent camouflage. They also exhibit silver or gold markings, reflecting their surroundings.
• Habitat: Frequently found near water bodies, this species thrives in moist environments. It's common to spot them on the lookout for prey or during mating seasons.
• Behavior: Known for their orb-webs with radii and spirals, these spiders use their webs to catch small insects efficiently. They are more prominent during the warmer months.
• Local Names: In the Comunidad Valenciana, this spider is sometimes referred to by its appearance or habitat, though specific local names are not widely documented.

Tetragnatha extensa plays a vital role in the ecosystem by controlling insect populations and serving as a crucial food source for birds and other predators.