Now I Learn Even Spiders are Self-Aware

[JGalt]

Yes, of course. Wouldn't it be exciting? To be hunted by super predator beasts? Get the blood pumping and hopefully not end up on the menu?

Nothing less than an AR10. 7.62 NATO would probably work on anything from a Mastodon on down.

Might be iffy on a T-Rex. Those things have thick skulls.

 

[night_son]

Nothing less than an AR10. 7.62 NATO would probably work on anything from a Mastodon on down.

.50 Beowulf, for me. Then again, why not tape my Cold Steel tanto to a sharpened stick and go old school?

 

[monkrules]

All living things are self aware.........except for Democrats, Libturdz, and Snowflakes.
Hmmmm, I would even find it hard to say that they are a living thing as well.

Self aware? BLM scumbags?

No... I didn't think so...

 

[Baron Von Murderpaws]

I am ALWAYS aware of where the spiders live.

Yeah, me too.
I prefer to have SOME spiders around my place. They eat the gnats.
But this year.........less spiders........tons of gnats. Don't know where all the spiders moved too.

 

[monkrules]

A long while back I read an article in which the author, supposedly an expert, said that there is always a spider within six feet of us. He used that to illustrate the huge numbers of spiders we share our space with.

And here's a funny bit about spiders. My girlfriend and I rented a rustic cabin near Aspen, for a week. We drank well water, I chopped wood for the stove, etc.

My girl woke me up very early, after our first night's sleep. There were Daddy Long Legs spiders all over the place, especially on the bed and headboard.

I don't mind spiders but my girl was a bit uncomfortable with them.

We had a great week riding horses, exploring ghost towns, etc,. So our long-legged friends didn't cause any real problems. Lol.