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    Spider and the Snake !

    Thought I would share a few pics of a spider catching a snake.
    Took a few quick shots of the event before it was cleared out.







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    Re: Spider and the Snake !

    Oh gods. That's...well, impressive catch for a spider, and a little nightmarish for me. I'm a tad phobic of spiders. A lot.

    I always tell people at work that I prefer snakes, they have JUST the right ammount of legs.

    Where did you find this spider and his prey, btw? That's...some kind of creepy.
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    Re: Spider and the Snake !

    Whoa! How did it manage that?

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    Re: Spider and the Snake !

    Found this at a local hobby shop I do some photography work for.
    After a little bit of a struggle the spider pulled the snake into the web completely.
    The spider went back and forth pulling the snake from the head then the tall...etc

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    Re: Spider and the Snake !

    woah!!!!!!

    poor little ring snake R.I.P. i used to catch them all the time when i was younger.

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    Re: Spider and the Snake !

    Wow I am just not sure I could of watched that without saving the little guy!
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    Re: Spider and the Snake !

    I would have happily taken that spider's meal from him and let it loose outside.
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    Re: Spider and the Snake !

    LOL at everyone saying save the snake.


    HECK NO. Props to that little spider for making such a huge catch. That will probably feed him for weeks!

    I love ringnecks just as much as the next person, but that's the circle of life and how the foodchain works.
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    Re: Spider and the Snake !

    way to big of a meal for that spider it must of been starving to go after such large prey. also surprised the snake laid there long enough for the poison to take effect. also I've seen crickets rip those kind of spiders webs to sheds trying to get away the snake must of been sickly
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    Re: Spider and the Snake !

    Is that a juvenile black widow? Something about the pointy feet is reminiscent...
    I think it is.
    That may go a long way toward explaining how it was able to take out the snake.
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