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Topic	woah! this spider lets a dude untangle stuff off his feet! I would be afraid it
PBusted 12/23/19 1:08:02 PM #22:	dolomedes posted... i think the dude let him outside so he probs did. but idk how moisture in texas works. in my experience this genus usually lives in grasses which tend to collect dew regularly, or close to water bodies. even if the spider isn't able to get his groove back, a sluggish lycosid is a convenient treat for any passing wasp or mouse etc. A giant spider like that can get eaten by a wasp? Holy shit <cite>PBusted posted [p:931966033] in woah! this... [t:78260696]...</cite> <quote>dolomedes posted... </cite> <quote>i think the dude let him outside so he probs did. but idk how moisture in texas works. in my experience this genus usually lives in grasses which tend to collect dew regularly, or close to water bodies. even if the spider isn't able to get his groove back, a sluggish lycosid is a convenient treat for any passing wasp or mouse etc.</quote> A giant spider like that can get eaten by a wasp? Holy shit </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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