That critter sure looks introspective. What do you think it's thinking?

[dennilfloss]

"Magical armour or not, you're going down, Dragonborn..." :twisted:

Happy Spidery New Year, folks!

 

[WiseUp216]

Jumping spider?

 

[olds]

shiver

 

[dennilfloss]

shiver

It's unsettling, yet beautiful.

 

[olds]

It's unsettling, yet beautiful.

Ya, I don't know. I want to kill it with fire.

 

[olds]

"Shorty, wrong hole!"​

 

[dennilfloss]

Ya, I don't know. I want to kill it with fire.

 

[Albatross]

To be or not to be.. :awe:

 

[randomrogue]

That's a great picture!

 

[blackangst1]

This should replace the ORLY bird :awe:

 

[clamum]

"Kill it with fire?" Fuck that. Kill it with a fucking thermonuclear bomb.

 

[xSkyDrAx]

lol the lower row of eyes make it look like a mustache

 

[Imp]

Wonder why evolution gave spiders so many damn eyes.

 

[Jeff7]

I see what you did everywhere.




It would be interesting to meet aliens with eyes like that. The concept of "sneaking up on someone" would be completely foreign to them.

 

[Schmide]

Shave what? Brazilian wax?

 

[Red Squirrel]

Closeup of spiders are awesome. It's crazy to see all those eyes.

Few I found around the house:









(click for bigger version)

Pretty sure they originated from here.

 

[disappoint]

That thing is awesome. Can you imagine if it were 6 ft tall? New horrywood horror flick. 6ft tall monstrosity attacks ppl. Ahnold and Shatner go in to fight it.

Yeah no.

 

[Murloc]

beautiful pic but I hate interacting with them.

 

[CZroe]

Wonder why evolution gave spiders so many damn eyes.

Lots of other arachnids have that trait.

 

[Mermaidman]

I'm usually OK with spiders, but the "hair" on that macro pic gives me the heebeejeebies.

http://abcnews.go.com/Health/EyeHea...ces-owners-eyes/story?id=9458010#.UONgXeTLS8A

He turned his head and found that the tarantula, which was in close proximity, had released 'a mist of hairs' which hit his eyes and face," wrote Carrim in the case report. The man had no idea that those hairs were armed with barbs, which could help them penetrate into his eyes. Some barbs had already made it past his cornea, past his iris and to the back of the eye, called the retina. Carrim said it would take a week after an attack for a person to feel symptoms. As the tiny hairs work their way into the eye with every blink, eventually the eye becomes painfully inflamed.

wtf??! D:

Oh, very nice pic btw.

 

[olds]

Where's syringer?

 

[CZroe]

From LessThanDan.

 

[Red Squirrel]

I'm usually OK with spiders, but the "hair" on that macro pic gives me the heebeejeebies.

http://abcnews.go.com/Health/EyeHea...ces-owners-eyes/story?id=9458010#.UONgXeTLS8A

He turned his head and found that the tarantula, which was in close proximity, had released 'a mist of hairs' which hit his eyes and face," wrote Carrim in the case report. The man had no idea that those hairs were armed with barbs, which could help them penetrate into his eyes. Some barbs had already made it past his cornea, past his iris and to the back of the eye, called the retina. Carrim said it would take a week after an attack for a person to feel symptoms. As the tiny hairs work their way into the eye with every blink, eventually the eye becomes painfully inflamed.

wtf??! D:

Oh, very nice pic btw.

Nasty. Tarantula's have venomous hair I believe. So ya that can totally suck.