A new species of loophole spider has been discovered in Australia.

They were called "rare and gigantic". The body length of female arthropods can reach five centimeters - they are larger than males. Loophole spiders live in burrows. Males spend their first 5-7 years there, and then get out to the surface in search of female burrows. Females are larger and darker, as they live underground all their lives. The color of males is honey-red. Europlos dignitas is poisonous, but does not pose a serious threat to humans. After his bites, medical attention is not required.