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@theoyoyoyo submitted: Found this cutie in my garden at Brasília, Brazil. I believe it's a shorthorn kitespider
The shorthorn kitespider is actually found in Africa! Your friend is a similar species, the spinybacked orbweaver, Gasteracantha cancriformis.
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weird lookin spiders 🤨
planning on making these stickers.... plz suggest other bugs to turn weird 🤲
Happy spiny spider
They are very small spider, look like plant seeds or thorns hanging on a spider web for human eye. They look very sharp but actually harmless to humans
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I made some quick bug studies the other day, so I thought it would be a good idea to share them
Question for the Spider side of Tumblr & Wikipedia / iNaturalist users!
So, I was trying to identify the spider used as a referance for this piece of art:
At first, I thought it was a Long Spiny kite orb weaver (Gasteracantha falcicornis), now I'm 90% sure it was a ( Gasteracantha curvispina ). G.curvispina has no wikipedia entry, which is how I found G.Falciornis. However, iNaturalist has tonnes of G.curvispina photos, as well as a template for making a Wikipedia article. I am neither an Arachnologist, a resident of the African continent, nor a super-super nerd on either subjects of them ( though I do like to research both). It isn't, like, rude to create a new species page on Wikipedia when I'm just some guy, right? As long as I link sources. That's why iNat has that template, right? Also, G. curvispina has no common name in english despite being in several casual english web articles. How do I gaslight the public into calling it the Deviled Egg orbweaver Spider?
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Metallic Spiny Spider (Gasteracantha metallica), female, family Araneidae, Solomon Islands
photograph by Piotr Naskrecki
Haven't been able to draw these in the last three days bc college, so you get 3 spoods at once! This time theyre Gasteracantha!!
Hoping i can keep up again since currently im on holiday
[PHOTOS TAKEN: JUNE 15TH, 2024 | Image IDs: Six photos of a black and grey spiny-backed orb-weaver in its web, between trees /End IDs.]
