A prickly situation Micro Nikkor 55mmf2.8 at f5.6 P1031084
[Scientific name: Tasmanicosa godeffroyi}
Possibly a female Garden Wolf Spider's
skin that had been shed found hanging above this prickly bromeliad flower, full spidey marks for selecting a beautiful place to shed your skin.
Having visited a special spiders exhibition at the Queensland museum ended up coming away impressed with the complexity of a spiders legs, body joints and hairs and hope to show some of this bio-engineering.
This spider is not known to be dangerous to humans.
Some sites warn they may pose a danger to dogs and cats.
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A prickly situation Micro Nikkor 55mmf2.8 at f5.6 P1031084
[Scientific name: Tasmanicosa godeffroyi}
Possibly a female Garden Wolf Spider's
skin that had been shed found hanging above this prickly bromeliad flower, full spidey marks for selecting a beautiful place to shed your skin.
Having visited a special spiders exhibition at the Queensland museum ended up coming away impressed with the complexity of a spiders legs, body joints and hairs and hope to show some of this bio-engineering.
This spider is not known to be dangerous to humans.
Some sites warn they may pose a danger to dogs and cats.
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