These jumping spiders are ravenous, and are ripping through the local population of Diptera.
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Evolution, development, and random biological ejaculations from a godless liberal
These jumping spiders are ravenous, and are ripping through the local population of Diptera.
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I see that you have been posting many substantive articles recently. I also note that you are posting many spider related articles. I’m glad to see both. Am I correct in presuming that the judicious mix of those two distinct types of articles is a means of achieving balance between pleasant activities and doom scrolling?
Of course, Mary wants to attrack birds, for the next trophic level of predation.
Great tits!
(https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-021-96737-2)
Sad spider news. When people carefully carry indoor spiders outdoors they are moving them to a habitat they are not optimised for, meaning they will perish. Please let the spiders stay.