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we found this spyder yesterday night " hunting an ant "... my friends helped me with their smarthphones permanent flash's to get more light then I took this shot ...
The result is just amazing ,, I think this is the best shot i have done until now :)
ps: I used a raynox DCR 250 for the macro with standard DSLR lens .
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Material: Nickel silver
Color: Black
Recommendations for care:
Do not scratch, bend, avoid contact with liquids, if necessary, polish with napkins for polishing jewelry.
⚒ All accessories are made of metal.
🎥 for fans of the movie "Predator"
⚠️ Limited Edition:
I reserve the right to stop manufacturing at any time.
This is NOT a Toys.
There are sharp details, be careful.
How and from what it is made?
I used metal ejection molding techniques for every element. I use Nickel Silver as the main material for all gear and weapons. Learn more about this type of metal following the link from Wikipedia. This type of metal is used for producing coins in many countries across the globe.Predator's dreadlocks are made of beads.
I spent a lot of time creating custom predator character minifigures. Visit me on site www.brickpredator.com
A wonderful experience watching a an apex predator in action in Torres Del Paine National Park, Chile
The prey are easy to see. The predator is hidden. But, the buck sees it. It was a few minutes until the little buck finally chased it away.
Komodo dragon (Varanus komodoensis) and Sunda sambar (Rusa timorensis) - Komodo National Park, Indonesia
A komodo dragon strides past the deer that are one of its main prey items. The deer do not appear to be particularly worried as they keep an eye on the dragon and give it some space. The dragon they can see is relatively safe but a surprise attack by one of the large monitors can pose a danger to these deer. For years there was a misconception that the bacteria living in the dragons mouth were responsible for killing its prey that it had bitten but not killed. In recent years this has been disproved, the dragons do possess some venom. In fact proteins that are present in their venom are known to inhibit blood clotting, lower blood pressure, induce muscle paralysis, and induce hypothermia, leading to shock and loss of consciousness in prey. How potent their venom is and how much of an effect it really has is debatable, most of the dragons prey dies of blood loss from the massive wounds sustained from the lizards backwards hooking teeth. Many of us have heard of water buffalo slowly succumbing to the infection of the bites wounds due to the bacterial flora of the dragons mouth but actually the infection stems from the filthy water in the pools they soak in rather than anything the dragon introduces.
Immediately when I saw this, The Predator movie popped into my mind! :)
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"She says the jungle... it just came alive and took him. [...] It changed colors, like the chameleon, it uses the jungle."
('Predator' - 25th Anniversary Jungle Hunter Cloaked Exclusive by NECA)
"There's something out there waiting for us ... and it ain't no man. We're all gonna die."
('Predator' by NECA)
The Great Blue Herons at Tiedeman's Pond look so graceful and meditative standing in the shallows at sundown, it's easy to forget they're predators. But, of course, they are.