because he knows how to use a lighterlawlohwhat said:lol did anybody notice how dumb this spider is? he can't even use a lighter, why is he taking a cigarette?
because he knows how to use a lighterlawlohwhat said:lol did anybody notice how dumb this spider is? he can't even use a lighter, why is he taking a cigarette?
pickle said:i would also like to express my dissapointment to the op for teasing me with thoughts of a prehistoric mega spider. and also share a nice pic of the funnel web spider. probably one of the most dangerous spiders.
pickle said:i would also like to express my dissapointment to the op for teasing me with thoughts of a prehistoric mega spider. and also share a nice pic of the funnel web spider. probably one of the most dangerous spiders.
How About No said:AAAAHHHHH FUCK FUCK FUCK IS THIS WHAT MY FRIEND IN IRAQ HAS TO PUT UP WITH AHHHH
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Pfft.. not even spiders. :3Htown said:
JVIDICAN said:Pfft.. not even spiders. :3
linkboy said:Depends
If those were Opiliones (or Harvestmen), then yes, they're not spiders
However, if we're talking about the Cellar Spider, then yes they are.
Serious question. What were they all doing there?Htown said:
Fugu said:Serious question. What were they all doing there?
Fugu said:Serious question. What were they all doing there?
Many species of harvestmen easily tolerate members of their own species, with aggregations of many individuals often found at protected sites near water. These aggregations can count up to 200 animals in the Laniatores, but more than 70,000 in certain Eupnoi. This behavior is likely a strategy against climatic odds, but also against predators, combining the effect of scent secretions, and reducing the probability of each individual of being eaten
GAF Thread from several days ago said:The Goliath bird-eating spider (Theraphosa blondi) is huge: weighing 170 grams, it is the heaviest spider in the world, and has a leg span of 30 centimetres. Despite the name, they mostly feed on invertebrates, but have been observed feasting on small mammals, lizards and snakes.
The large venomous fangs aren't the biggest worry, however: the spider's main weapon is the hair that covers its body. When threatened, it rubs its legs against its abdomen and releases a cloud of microscopic hairs that lodge in the skin and mucous membranes of its attackers.
Foxy Fox 39 said:You know what? Sometimes gaf just really pisses me off. Every time there is a spider news story you bunch of psycho neurotic miscreants decide to make this a freaking "post your horrifying spider pics" thread. Screw you!
Why not make it a cute spiders thread?
Reminds me of an evil nerd spider.Meatfist said:SO CUTE
but at the same time, those eyes are fucking terrifying
Awesome.CF_Fighter said:
Ew, that's like Spider-man's pubes. :|Kraftwerk said:Hey guys, brought all my homies.
That's the kind we have as a pet. She's cute and fuzzy. And she's going to live to be over 20 years old (currently just 2).BoobPhysics101 said:Used to have two of these... gorgeous spiders. It's called a Chiliean Rose Hair tarantula. They're super friendly, they'll crawl all over you and never bite. They rape the shit out of crickets, too.
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Satchwar said:The modern Nephila, for reference.
It's actually a very pretty spider.
I was expecting some kind of 5 foot hell-spider though. lol
Foxy Fox 39 said:You know what? Sometimes gaf just really pisses me off. Every time there is a spider news story you bunch of psycho neurotic miscreants decide to make this a freaking "post your horrifying spider pics" thread. Screw you!
Why not make it a cute spiders thread?
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HiroProtagonist said:Where I live we have these:
For me they are the least threatening of all spiders. It's tiny, translucent green, and it jumps.
Yup, I've got banana spiders in my yard, too. I do have to practice a bit of population control once in a while, cuz they do breed and start popping up everywhere, but I tend to leave a few around for show. Giant things and yea, the webs are crazy.JordoftheDead said:We have those in our garden! They make massive kick ass webs.
Degen said:so it's regular-sized? boooo
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Powdered Toastman said:I have Zebra jumping spiders on my balcony, they're pretty cute (and have an odd mating dance: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D92AUXhYZ0M&feature=related)