Sep 3, 2023
Walt Disney's Living Desert. Written by Jane Werner and illustrated by Campbell Grant. 1954.
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Walt Disney's Living Desert. Written by Jane Werner and illustrated by Campbell Grant. 1954.
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Do tarantulas have teeth? : questions and answers about poisonous creatures, Melvin and Gilda Berger, illustrated by Jim Effler, 1999.
Insects. Illustrated by Ron King. 1971.
Tarantula hawks can reach up to 11 centimetres long. There are 133 known species and they all lead solitary lives
i feel like it was only a week ago that the highs were 90f and i was dying wearing black to school but now we gotta bring the cactus in so they don’t freeze overnight and start a fire in the morning
YUP, STILL not keen on ever getting stung by one of these bad boys. Coyote is doing us a service, fam
[That fuckin’ tarantula hawk, man.]
shadaez said: “You took this? I don’t want to go to San Diego anymore”
Yeah, uh... I have some bad news for you: http://bugguide.net/node/view/3920/data
They’re rare though. I only saw it because I live out in the sticks outside the city and almost ran it over with my car.
whisperins said: “THIS IS IN SAN DIEGO”
*squints*
Did you recognize the dirt or is it ‘cause I said where I live? Because if you recognized it by the dirt I’m impressed. And confused.
sidneyia said: “wow you are a really excellent photographer”
Thanks! I have a rad phone thanks to my parents and I’ve followed these little shits around enough to know that they don’t give a shit about anything when they’re dragging a tarantula around. So I got REAL CLOSE.
The tarantulas are so nice. They don’t deserve this. They never hurt anything. ;_; I feel bad like maybe I should have stepped on it but I don’t think that it helps. You can’t really stomp these wasps to death (my dad tries but it takes a lot of stomping) and it’s just gonna give up on that spider and go choose another one for the horrible death, I think. And it is awful: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tarantula_hawk