Stenolemus bituberus is a species of thread-legged insect (Emesinae) found across much of Australia.

This species spends nearly its entire life (moulting, feeding, mating) in spider webs.

[1] Stalking involves the slow approach of S. bituberus to a prey, followed by a period of tapping the prey with antennae (usually for an extended period of 3 minutes), and then suddenly stabbing the spider with its rostrum, or beak.

"Luring" involves plucking of the strands of the spider web by S. bituberus.

The prey comes over to investigate and S. bituberus again taps with antennae before stabbing with the rostrum.