Bill W Posted November 6 Posted November 6 1 hour ago, sandrewn said: Female Darwin's Bark Spider Despite being no larger than 4cm, the female Darwin's Bark Spider can create a web bridge spanning up to 75 feet across rivers by releasing several strands of silk which the wind carries to the other side. She then reinforces it, allowing her to hunt for insects flying over the river. I don'[t know about the rest of you, but I'm only counting 6 legs, possibly 7. But as long as she picks on insects and not humans, her scary look won't bother me.
Ron Posted November 10 Posted November 10 I went into my kitchen to get something to drink. Unfortunately, upon the wall by the refrigerator a tiny, medium sized, gargantuan black spider was crawling DOWN the wall (headfirst) thereby defying gravity... I think. It should have been falling! I didn't want to kill it (I didn't!) but I had to. It was in my home!!! 2 1
Rowdy Reader Posted November 10 Posted November 10 this on prob surfaced already but i like it lol 1 1 1
Zombie Posted November 12 Author Posted November 12 (edited) On 11/10/2024 at 6:12 AM, Ron said: I went into my kitchen to get something to drink. Unfortunately, upon the wall by the refrigerator a tiny, medium sized, gargantuan black spider was crawling DOWN the wall (headfirst) thereby defying gravity... I think. It should have been falling! I didn't want to kill it (I didn't!) but I had to. It was in my home!!! that’s why they invented hoover nozzles Edited November 12 by Zombie 3
Ron Posted November 12 Posted November 12 4 hours ago, Zombie said: that’s why they invented hoover nozzles But... but... if the spider is just sucked up and put into a bag... won't it just crawl back out again? 2
Zombie Posted November 13 Author Posted November 13 1 hour ago, Ron said: But... but... if the spider is just sucked up and put into a bag... won't it just crawl back out again? Yes …after you’ve tipped the bag into next door’s garden 1 2
Bill W Posted November 19 Posted November 19 9 minutes ago, sandrewn said: It's nice to know that a wolf spider's bite isn't dangerous and doctors don't use an antivenom when you get bit by one. 1
Bill W Posted November 20 Posted November 20 12 hours ago, sandrewn said: Even the spiders enjoy a goos shroom now and then. 1
sandrewn Posted Saturday at 07:05 AM Posted Saturday at 07:05 AM Thwaitesia nigronodosa Green lynx spider 1
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