Jun 25
Two-spined Spider (Poecilopachys australasia)
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Two-spined Spider (Poecilopachys australasia)
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Common Bird-dropping Spider (Celaenia excavata)
Observed by spoonbilljames1995, CC BY-NC
Uncharismatic Fact of the Day
Fly-fishing is a popular passtime for everyone, from children to senior citizens to spiders. The bolas spider, also known as the angling spider or fishing spider, releases a scent that mimics that of female moths. When male moths investigate, the bolas spider captures it with a special silk thread with a sticky end, called a bolas.
(Image: A bolas spider (Mastophora cornigera) slinging a bolas by Peter J. Bryant)
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10 Surprising Ways Animals Use Tools
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10 Crows Use Science to Reach Worms Crows have been seen crafting tools and using moving cars to help them get to food. Some birds use water displacement to get hard-to-reach bugs from water. Crows are well known as one of the most intelligent bird species, just behind parrots. They’ve been observed using tools in the wild in a variety of manners, including whittling down sticks to just the right…
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