Eusparassus borakalalo is a species of spider in the family Sparassidae. It is endemic to South Africa and is commonly known as the Borakalalo stone huntsman spider.
Distribution
Eusparassus borakalalo is found in two South African provinces: Gauteng and Limpopo. Notable locations include Johannesburg, Magaliesburg, Lhuvhondo Nature Reserve, and Rust de Winter. ==Habitat and ecology==
Habitat and ecology
The species inhabits Grassland and Savannabiomes at elevations ranging from 982 to 1,752 m above sea level. These are free-living nocturnal spiders that during the day hide in silk retreats made on the underside of stones or in crevices of rocks. These retreats are also used when they moult. ==Description==
Conservation
Eusparassus borakalalo is listed as least concern by the South African National Biodiversity Institute. Much natural habitat remains within its range and it is likely to be under-collected. There are no significant threats to the species. ==Taxonomy==
Taxonomy
The species was described by Moradmand in 2013 and is known only from the female. The holotype was collected from Rust de Winter in Limpopo. ==References==