(TW: IRL SPIDERS, UNDER THE CUT) Possible Weavenest entrance inspirations

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(TW: IRL SPIDERS, UNDER THE CUT) Possible Weavenest entrance inspirations
OKAY, PIDW-MONSTER TALKING: what would you find more creepy:
a) A hairy, gnawing spider that gnaws wood for replenish their "silk" reserves by making silk from wooden threads that can be used for multiple purposes. The spider is generally the size of an adult hand, but it can change size.
b) A spider that appears to be made entirely of wood; it lays silk eggs from which hundreds of tiny, impossible-to-kill (only with fire) spiders hatch, made entirely of silk. These silk spiders gnaw wood like termites to feed and grow like hundreds of wood spiders.
Decide with me :3
Which is creepier
a) Hairy-Termite Spider
b) Silk-Wood Spider
Only one day for a quick decision!! ;D
Does anyone want to hear some interesting shit and fun stuff about spiders?
But tbh idgaf I'll still post some when I'm in a mood
So here's one of my favourite jumping spider
Paraphidippus Fartilis
Commission for @understandableparadox !
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The family of jumping spiders is very large and contains currently about 600 genera and 6000 species. This means this family covers 13 % of all spiders.
Scytodes pallidus is a spitting spider that specialises in preying on jumping spiders, and Portia labiata is a jumping spider that preys on S. pallidus
First image is a photo of a bitch that kills my faves itsy bitsy jumping babes and second image is the best jumping sweety who kills bitches (tho portia spiders eat other jumping spiders too but that's different they're cute)
Giant bad thing, scroll if afraid
I just found a huntsman hanging on my curtain right behind me. My eight year old happens to be home because of the 41 degree day, although I'd bet that the same reason it came in so that's a wash..
But, he was able to look for it. The shyster went out and came back in! I ran out of spray, at this point I'm screaming and jumping when my skirt brushes my legs.
My husband tells me to suck it up the vacuum. It was so f-ing huge it was a struggle, and we have a Dyson!!! (Allergies, we have to have the crazy expensive kind)
Now our crazy expensive vacuum is languishing on the balcony and I'm shaking like a leaf.
The only silver lining; my speech delayed three year old scored a new word: scared, which he shouted with great gusto throughout the whole sordid affair.