Tag: arachnid

• Field Notes: The Nursery Web Spider

  Devon Bowker

  March 25, 2021

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• When a Spider isn’t a Spider

  

  If you’re reading this right now, you might be realizing that we’re about to be playing a game of semantics (systematics, rather). For many, if it looks like a Spider, that’s all they need to know to shiver in disgust and engage in fight, freeze, or flight. It may be pretentious to dwell on the […]

  Devon Bowker

  July 9, 2019

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• This Rare, Sapphire Tarantula Is An Unbelievable ‘Gem’

  

  Move over ‘spider paws’! The Gooty Sapphire Tarantula’s galactic colors are stunning.

  Devon Bowker

  October 7, 2017

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