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ARACHNOPHOBIA WARNING!!!
Was doing some research on tunnel spiders for a side quest dungeon ( And I've been meaning to watch this documentary it for " What happened at Camp Anderson" anyway)
and this tunnel spider they're showing he gets so grumpy and I laughed cuz he's like " GIVE IT BACK!"
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The sun spider is known for its great speed and powerful jaw. Oddly enough, sun spiders, which are also called wind scorpions or camel spiders, are neither spiders nor scorpions. They belong to the order Solifugae, a group of fast-moving, highly specialized arachnids which is a classification all of its own they aren’t scorpions as they don’t have stingers and they aren’t spider as they don’t web at all but tunnel and they don’t have the same fangs as true spiders or tarantula do they have two mandibles that act like a hack saw and in the middle of the two mandibles is its mouth part it eats its prey with what do you think I caught this one wild I’ll post another clip of them eating
Nursery web spider - Aranha-de-berçário (Pisaura mirabilis)
Cascais/Portugal (11/02/2025)
[Nikon D7100; AF 105mm Micro-Nikkor F2,8]
Just catched the spider in my window after geting her lunch ,this is co cool.
Guys, me and my cousins found this lil buddy at my grandma's house and we wanted to make sure it was not dangerous. So if anyone has any idea based on this imagine what it could be (sorry for the blurried photo it was the ebst we got).
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So, I'm about to go to bed because it's currently 5AM where I am, but I noticed the other day that I have a cellar spider chilling right between my bed & my wall. So, I blow on it to get it to move away & I felt a little better about sleeping.
Tonight I look around the side of my bed again and notice that the spider I dealt with the other night now has a buddy. My skin is absolutely crawing rn, and I'm gonna remove them tomorrow.
But the thing is, I'm researching them because I'm really paranoid about them crawling up the side of my bed while I'm sleeping and it turns out they're actually super passive & don't really fuck with humans?
I still don't feel comfortable at with them chilling so close to me, but I'll admit that my mind's been put at ease a bit? And apparently they eat spiders that are MUCH bigger than them - which is amazing for me because other spiders are arseholes.
If you guys know already I'm severely aracnophobic, but I guess after learning about my current... predicament, I think I can give cellar spiders a free pass. I do have some in the corners of my room that don't bother me at all, but these guys are way too close for comfort. But as long as they don't go near me I guess I'll trust that they'll leave me alone, haha.
Spider - Aranha
Trancoso/Portugal (14/06/2020)
[Nikon D500; ∑150mm F2.8 EX DG OS HSM APO Macro with Flash Metz 48 AF-1; 1/250s; F22; 100 ISO]
