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[LakeEarth]

Today I finished eating, and when I saw a bug in the air, climbing up a string from the ground to the ceiling, but it wasn't a spider. It almost looked like a millipede! I cleaned some fresh corn earlier, so I'm thinking it came from there, but climbing up a web? What? Are there other bugs that spin webs other than spiders? I mean it COULD have been climbing up a line of web a spider left, but it was in an area I commonly walk passed, and how'd it know how to climb the string in the first place?

 

[Deleted member 4784]

Some types of caterpillar do.

 

[sc0la]

Yes, some caterpillars and inch worms spin webs, and not just for cacoons in the catapillar's case. Inch worms in particular like to hang from trees / your ceiling with their silk

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[LakeEarth]

Yeah it was probably an inchworm or something. Thanks.

The more you know!

 

[Rorschach]

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...what do you mean?

 

[Zensetsu]

The more you know!

Because knowing is half the battle!

GI-JOOOOEEEE

 

[sc0la]

...what do you mean?

I meant someone would come in here trying to say a spider is an arachnid, and isn't a bug (see title) when they really meant insect. It would have been wrong, if not just missing the point, but it would not be wholey unexpected on GAF.