ME!!
If they're all as big and fast as this one, count me in.
I'd definitely be doin' my best nine-year-old-girl bloody murder scream..
Some Little Spider from a duck food bag.
Found in a feed bag for ducks by one of my relatives.
Anybody know what it might be? Gave her a pretty nasty rash.
Some Little Spider from a duck food bag.
Duh, it's a spider of some kind. Was this a test?
Some Little Spider from a duck food bag.
Well yeah, you flunked.;-)
What kind of spider?
ermagerd!
that must be one of those arachnid humungus skeer-da-chit-outa-us..:pinch:
Some Little Spider from a duck food bag.
When taking state exams, the proctor noted that if you failed it was for two reasons: lack of knowledge or failure to read the instructions. He didn't ask what kind of spider, he asked what it was. I passed.
Some Little Spider from a duck food bag.
It's not just a spider, either, it's a spider eating some kind of flying insect. There are too many legs and other appendages in that photo for it to be just a spider.
Some Little Spider from a duck food bag.
According to the Center for Evasive Species Research, it may have been a Brown Widow spider. Weren't the Black Widows bad enough? Photos on their site look similar except for the green coloring. They started out in Florida and now cover as far north as Colorado and west to the Pacific.
Some Little Spider from a duck food bag.
Uh, I think that's the Center for Invasive Species Research. Several universities have them. The critters may be evasive, too.
Some Little Spider from a duck food bag.
> It's not just a spider, either, it's a spider eating some kind of flying insect. There are too many legs and other appendages in that photo for it to be just a spider.
I'm kind of agreeing there, he was hungry. Too many appendages. The ones I hate around here are the so called "vinegaroon". Kind of a cross between a scorpion and a spider, and get upwards of 2" long. I guess they're not poisonous, but sure are ugly.
Don't matter, just squash 'em when you see one. Same goes for spiders, crickets, cockroaches, ants, to name a few - in my house. Usually leave them alone outside - where they belong though.
Some Little Spider from a duck food bag.
After talking to my cousin I found out the picture is zoomed in. The critter in question is smaller, about the size of a dime.
As for the extra appendages, I think the picture was taken postmortem so the "extras" are probably just broken parts.
