article_snippet.sent: The Australian Repile Park website explains that after mating, the female wolf spider produces a silk mat into which she deposits around 100 eggs.
article_snippet.sent: The silk is then rolled into a protective ball which she attaches to she abdomen and proceeds to carry The silk around with she until the eggs hatch.
article_snippet.sent: After hatching, the tiny babies crawl onto the mother's back and remain there until the tiny babies fat reserves have been used up and the tiny babies need to start finding the tiny babies own food, which may take several months.
highlights_snippet.sent: After hatching, spider babies crawl onto the mother's back and stay there .
  