tarantulacuties: “ zoomine: “ Kim’s training allowed the researchers to operate in a controlled environment with high-speed cameras and 3D CT scans that captured the precise movements of the spider’s jumps. Kim’s jumps, researchers can apply their...
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tarantulacuties: “ zoomine: “ Kim’s training allowed the researchers to operate in a controlled environment with high-speed cameras and 3D CT scans that captured the precise movements of the spider’s jumps. Kim’s jumps, researchers can apply their...
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tarantulacuties: “ zoomine: “ Kim’s training allowed the researchers to operate in a controlled environment with high-speed cameras and 3D CT scans that captured the precise movements of the spider’s jumps. Kim’s jumps, researchers can apply their...
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tarantulacuties: “ zoomine: “ Kim’s training allowed the researchers to operate in a controlled environment with high-speed cameras and 3D CT scans that captured the precise movements of the spider’s jumps. Kim’s jumps, researchers can apply their...
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tarantulacuties: “ zoomine: “ Kim’s training allowed the researchers to operate in a controlled environment with high-speed cameras and 3D CT scans that captured the precise movements of the spider’s jumps. Kim’s jumps, researchers can apply their...
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tarantulacuties:

zoomine:

Kim’s training allowed the researchers to operate in a controlled environment with high-speed cameras and 3D CT scans that captured the precise movements of the spider’s jumps.

Kim’s jumps, researchers can apply their findings to engineering micro-robots.

omg just like a cat <3

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Source: National Geographic

chandra-nalaar: “ rainbowbarnacle: “ nevver: “All the better to see you with, my dear - Spider eyeball arrangements ” @jumpingjacktrash ” on a serious note: this is how you can tell the difference in a wolf spider and a grass spider. eye arrangement...
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chandra-nalaar:

rainbowbarnacle:

nevver:

All the better to see you with, my dear - Spider eyeball arrangements

@jumpingjacktrash

on a serious note: this is how you can tell the difference in a wolf spider and a grass spider. eye arrangement is very cool stuff!!!

on another serious note: FANTASY/SCIFI CHARACTER DESIGNERS TAKE NOTE PLEASE (also look up different spider face shapes, no need to reinvent the wheel when creating monsters/aliens)

on a REALLY serious note: they’re all gorgeous. all beautiful. luscious eyeballs. shaped like friends…….

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Source: underconsideration.com

sixpenceee: “ The spider catches the bee and the bee stings the spider. Both are dead, with the bee’s stinger still in the spider. This is a great example showing why honey bees die after stinging something only once. Their stinger/venom sac are...
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sixpenceee:

The spider catches the bee and the bee stings the spider. Both are dead, with the bee’s stinger still in the spider.  This is a great example showing why honey bees die after stinging something only once. Their stinger/venom sac are attached to other organs inside the bee, so when the stinger’s barbs lodge into something, everything gets pulled out, potentially including gut, etc and leaving a gaping hole in the bees abdomen. (From Here) 

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