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31 Photographs of Spiders That Will Make Your Skin Crawl Arachnids Spiders, Big Spiders, Itsy Bitsy Spider, Giant Spider, Jumping Spider, Creepy Crawlies, Arthropods, Arachnids, Exotic Pets

Spiders are one of those photographic subjects that you either love or hate. Some of us run squealing from the monster in our view-finders, while others stick around and get some unforgettable macro shots. These amazingly beautiful photographs of spiders (if somewhat creepy for some of us) show what can be done if you have patience and vision with these creatures. Personally, I am content to watch from a distance. Come Closer, Jumping Spider by giovzaid85, on Flickr Dear Santa define…

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Minibeast Wildlife |    Tools of the trade: The pick-axe style fangs of a 'primitive' spider (in this case a Sydney Funnelweb - Atrax robustus). Spiders like this one belong to the infra-order Mygalomorphae. They have downward striking fangs which are more or less parallel to each other.    The 'modern' spiders (infra-order Araneomorphae) have fangs that work as pincers. Huntsmen, orb-weavers, daddy-long legs, wolf spiders and most of the other commonly encountered spiders belong to this group. Spider Fangs, Spider Teeth, Sydney Funnel Web Spider, Spider Images, Wolf Spiders, Brazilian Wandering Spider, Funnel Web Spider, Pic Anime, Wolf Spider

Minibeast Wildlife | Tools of the trade: The pick-axe style fangs of a 'primitive' spider (in this case a Sydney Funnelweb - Atrax robustus). Spiders like this one belong to the infra-order Mygalomorphae. They have downward striking fangs which are more or less parallel to each other. The 'modern' spiders (infra-order Araneomorphae) have fangs that work as pincers. Huntsmen, orb-weavers, daddy-long legs, wolf spiders and most of the other commonly encountered spiders belong to this…

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