May 2, 2024
The face of a rufous net-casting spider (Asianopis subrufa) in Brisbane, Australia
by Robert Whyte
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The face of a rufous net-casting spider (Asianopis subrufa) in Brisbane, Australia
by Robert Whyte
If your girl:
Has big fangs
Is nocturnal
Incredible night vision
Likes cannibalism
Has near supernatural speed and reflexes
Hangs upside down
Melts in sunlight
Can regenerate from wounds
That's not a vampire, that's a net casting spider.
Net-casting spider of the genus Deinopis holding its web. (Photo by Chen Pan Liao).
Net-casting spider of the genus Deinopis. (Copyright © Stuart Humphreys).
The art of ambush.
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