Description: The observed specimen has a structure full of multiple wire-like components that are compiled against one another. There is a small hair-like film covering each strand. The specimens overall appearance is very disorganized and the components vary in color from grey, to light green, to brown.

Habitat: The habitat surrounding this observation is considered to be a woodland/forest environment with a multitude of oak trees, grass, and sandy dirt: the average Florida forest environment.

Geographic Distribution: This observed organism is usually found in climates with high humidity. It can be found anywhere from the Southeastern United States all the way down to South America.

Reference: https://plants.usda.gov/plantguide/pdf/cs_tius.pdf