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5 comments:
SO COOL!
Wow...that is a FAT spider...I wonder why!!
YES!!!! Oh how amazing, no??!! to watch them? How advantageous is that behavior : to move fast to get it restrained, inject some quick digestive enzyme, and move away from potential injury by those legs on the ghopper. To let the digestion take place remotely, safely distanced and just wait to go back and eat later. a strategy. Have you guys looked them up? Do you know that the zig zag is a product of the structure and use of one of the types of their silk, that reflects ultravoilet light which attracts insects? a lure.
Beautiful...
Those girls are some kinda lucky...
creepy yet amazing. :)
I found your blog and I'm loving it!! (i sure hope you don't mind!) This is awesome video that I'll be sharing with my boys as we're reading Charlotte's Web right now. I agree with jason, those girls are "some kinda lucky..."!
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