A type of oversized arachnid typically found in tropical and subtropical forests, spinaraks are patient nocturnal hunters that spin toxic threads of webbing capable of withstanding most percussive forces and ensnaring most tiny creatures as prey. The web strands are also useful to humanoids as netting, bandages, or facial treatments. The markings on the back of a spinarak’s abdomen often resembles a face, though the expressions conveyed vary from spider to spider.