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lemmy.world

The fact that you call him pervert because he's watching you "work", raise some questions on the latter.

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lemmy.world

Some jumping spiders show signs of thinking and planning while hunting their prey. More than thought possible before some studies. Nice picture.

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One of my old flats, I would sometimes see a small jumping spider staring at me from the sink, while I was trying to poop. And we'd always have to have a small discussion about boundaries, and "please don't jump on me, I can literally see you thinking about it

Cute little shits, and they never did jump on me while I was pooping... but they always reminded me that it was an option

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piefed.world

“Imagine what I do to you if you weren’t so huge, flesh daddy!”

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thelemmy.club

Much like with a bear or a big cat attack - if it happens I'm gonna try to sneak in one last lil pet!

(Reminds me of Spaceman.)

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“Once upon a time, I had an asshole…”

(The Tale of How I Got Split In Twain)

Edit: you know, I’ve been out of work for a while. Perhaps I should write a book.

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They are the most adorable little spiders. One time I was at the park with my kids and I had a cold drink that had condensation on the outside. There was a jumping spider on the table I was sitting at. I put down my drink, he comes and drinks the condensation. I pick it up for a drink, he retreats. Rinse and repeat for half an hour. I was so delighted, it was delightful.

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Ok, the subject was super cute so you had your work cut out for you, however technically getting a fairly good pic like that took some effort (or luck, if you took only one quick pic), gg!

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lemmy.world

Jumping spiders are fucking awesome. I kept one for a little while. She laid two egg sacs that both hatched successfully. Cool fucking animals.

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lemmy.world

If you're in the PNW it's not likely a Regal. It could be a Bold? I cant see the pedipalps well enough in the pic to say for sure but I still think it's a female just based on the big ol' booty.

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Great pics! And what an awesome spood! Wish I could help narrow it down but sadly I dont recognize the markings/coloration (I'm just a hobby keeper/breeder)

You should post your pics and info to iNaturalist.org and/or arachnoboards.com

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