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Spitting Spider catching a fly. Spitting spiders

Spitting Spider catching a fly. Spitting spiders don??? t spit ordinary spit. They squirt a sticky liquid, like glue, from their fangs. This sprays over their prey like a rope or net. The prey gets tangled up and stuck down. Then the spitting spider moves in, delivers its poison bite, and begins to feed. "i?"

Picture No
13659540
Media ID
43169315
Size
5145px x 3049px (12.6MB)
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© Miles Kelly Publishing / www.ardea.com
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NA
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13659540
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MKP-90170642

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