What is Brown huntsman spider?
{{Taxobox | name = Brown huntsman spider | image = Ashidakagumo3768.JPG | image_width = 250px | regnum = [[Animal]]ia | phylum = [[Arthropod]]a | classis = [[Arachnid]]a | ordo = [[Spider|Araneae]] | familia = [[Sparassidae]] | genus = ''[[Heteropoda]]'' | species = '''''H. venatoria''''' | binomial = ''Heteropoda venatoria'' | binomial_authority = [[Pierre André Latreille|Latreille]], 1802 | synonyms = <small> ''Aranea venatoria''<br /> ''Aranea regia''<br /> ''Aranea pallens''<br /> ''Thomisus leucosius''<br /> ''Micrommata setulosa''<br /> ''Ocypete setulosa''<br /> ''Olios leucosius''<br /> ''Olios antillianus''<br /> ''Olios freycineti''<br /> ''Olios colombianus''<br /> ''Ocypete pallens''<br /> ''Olius setulosus''<br /> ''Ocypete murina''<br /> ''Ocypete draco''<br /> ''Olios albifrons''<br /> ''Olios javensis''<br /> ''Olios gabonensis''<br /> ''Olios zonatus''<br /> ''Olios lunula''<br /> ''Sparassus ammanita''<br /> ''Ocypete bruneiceps''<br /> ''Olios leucosius''<br /> ''Olius regius''<br /> ''Sarotes regius''<br /> ''Helicops maderiana''<br /> ''Sarotes venatorius''<br /> ''Palystes maderianus''<br /> ''Olios maderianus''<br /> ''Heteropoda ferina''<br /> ''H. regia''<br /> ''H. ocellata''<br /> ''Palystes ledleyi''<br /> ''H. squamacea''<br /> ''Sinopoda pengi''<br /> ''H. shimen''<br /> ''Sinopoda venatoria''<br /> </small> }} The '''brown huntsman spider''' (''Heteropoda venatoria''), also known as the '''giant crab spider''' or the '''cane spider''', is a species of [[spider]]. found in many [[tropical]] and [[subtropical]] parts of the world, including [[Asia]], [[Réunion Island]], the [[Caribbean islands]], the [[Southeastern US]], and (especially) [[Australia]]. ==Description== They have a flat type of body and only a small [[Dorsum (biology)|dorsal]] pattern. Adults can grow to be 2.2 to 2.8&nbsp;cm, and have a leg [[span]] of 7 to 12&nbsp;cm. Some have colors of brown, white and black.<ref>[http://www.austmus.gov.au/factsheets/huntsman_spiders.htm Australian Museum Online] (accessed Jan. 9,