> Social structure

Spider Wolves prioritize not only themselves, but their own kin. While not inherently the most social species, they can form close bonds with one another and are typically found in groups - otherwise known as packs or colonies. These packs do not have a definite member limit, but some instances will isolate themselves from the pack if they simply do not possess enough social energy. 

Being a rather reclusive species, Spider Wolves mostly only group with each other to extend their survivability against anything they perceive as a threat, whether that be humans or other specimens. They additionally monopolize their pack structure in order to hunt prey as efficiently as possible. While they will be mindful enough to share their food with other members of the pack, their intrinsic self-preservation will cause them to act more selfish if there is not enough food to expend to everybody.

Spider Wolves are not strong beings, and prefer to cluster up on the walls to maximize their safety. They possess the tendency to form a network of webs both as an additional layer of security, and to trap any potential prey that may intrude too closely upon their vicinity.  

Like any other specimen, Spider Wolves have an instinct to infect humans. They will immediately take any opportunity to infect human prey, so long as their lives are not at risk in the process. Although Spider Wolves may work together to weaken prey, they are ultimately selfish when it comes to who gets to land the final blow. Depending on the individual, this infighting can occasionally become so excessive that it grants the prey an opportunity to escape whilst its aggressors bicker among themselves.

> Interactions with other species

Spider Wolves are a generally reclusive species, preferring to initially maintain distance from and analyze foreign species that enter their chamber. They prefer to stay beyond the reach of larger and stronger species, but will adversely target smaller and weaker species, treating them as prey.

Spider wolves have an innate rivalry with Crystal Wolves, although they seem to be aware of their heavy physical disadvantages in comparison to their rival. As a result, Spider Wolves take a much more intellectual approach to dispatching singular Crystal Wolf instances. Working as a group to web as much ground area around the intruder as possible, they will take advantage of their constrained movement to overwhelm and gradually wear them down. Accounting for the intruder's ability to fight back, they will take turns attacking either alone or in pairs to maintain a constant pressure, with fit spider wolves replacing worn down ones whilst the latter recovers.

Adversely, Spider Wolves will take a much more defensive approach when confronted by a group of Crystal Wolves. Rather than confronting their rivals directly, they will instead utilize their webs in an attempt to annoy them out of the chamber. The exact methods used vary between individuals, but the most commonly utilized tactics consist of either webbing their rivals directly, or using the webs to make the chamber's terrain too irritating for them to withstand.

> Hunting other Species

> Diet