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A Rangatira spider eating a wētā, which is much smaller than the spider.

These huge, heavy, hunting spiders were forced from their home by rodents

Meet the Rangatira spider, Aotearoa’s largest spider. Endemic to two offshore reserves, this skilled hunter is profiled by scientist Zita Roithmair.
A group of children in hi-vis vests in the bush.

It’s cool to care: Dunedin’s youth get trapping

Year 12 student Mathew Campbell is teaching younger students how to check traps in the Ōtepoti (Dunedin) town belt.
Trail camera with trail camera footage inset

What trail cameras can teach you about catching more predators

Trail cameras show you what’s happening around your traps when you’re not there. Here are some of the things community groups have learned from using them.