Table 2. Fresh weight and body length (cephalothorax plus abdomen) of adult spiders reported to catch bats (arranged in alphabethical order).

Spider species	Weight [g]	Body length [cm]	Source	report #
Araneus bilineatus	unknown	unknown	-	26
Araneus heraldicus	unknown	unknwon	-	27
Argiope savignyi	∼0.5 *	1.3–1.8	[129]	14–15
Avicularia sp.	10–30	5–7	[67]	1–2
Dolomedes triton	1	2	[130]	6
Eriophora fuliginea	1.4	3	[101]	22–24
Eriophora transmarina	unknown	2.5	www.findaspider.org.au/find/spiders/105.htm	42
Heteropoda venatoria	2–6.5	2–4	[63]	5
Lasiodora parahybana	up to >100	9–10	[68]	3
Nephila clavipes	1–3	2–3.5	[46]–[47]	7–9, 11, 16–17, 19–21
Nephila pilipes	2–7	4–5	[51], [53]	28–33, 35–36, 38–40, 45
Nephilengys cruentata	0.5–1.6	2.5	[60], [62]	47
Parawixia dehaani	unknown	2	[131]	34
Poecilotheria rufilata	28–85	6.5	[31]	4

Epeira bilineata and Epeira heraldica are now termed Araneus bilineatus and Araneus heraldicus and placed in the family Araneidae under Nomina dubia [33]. * Weight estimated using data for similar-sized adult female Argiope argentata [132].