I’m not sure whether I truly want clarification on this or not, but
> including types of spiders that use it to fly to distant locations.
Really?
I need to leave this planet.
> including types of spiders that use it to fly to distant locations.
Really?
I need to leave this planet.
Now, if you have a fear of all spiders, I feel for you. If you have a fear of big fuckoff spiders, I can assure you that these are tiny, smaller than a pin head.
This allows them to attack much larger prey like spider monkeys and chickens, which they liquify on the inside with their venom, a kind of external digestive process.
After the liquefaction is well under way with the venom paralyzed prey, they suck out the nutrient rich liquid, often sharing the hapless victim with sister tarantulas from the same nest.
Thankfully, blue giant tarantulas are entirely a figment of my imagination.
(That was meant to come off as creepy, not sexually creepy though)