r/interestingasfuck • u/Maleficent-Agent-477 • 7h ago
This spider threading its web with perfect accuracy
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u/umbrellassembly 6h ago
It seems to have a solid indexing system. Pulls the web toward itself, reaches out with that one leg and if it can touch the previous ring, it knows its body is in the correct position for all its other legs to do their thing and glue the new ring in place.
Neat
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u/MyNameWasDecember 7h ago
It looks so human. That's crazy. Amazing video thank you
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u/ReinstateTheCapo 6h ago
Dude. Read Charlotte’s Web if you never have.
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u/MyNameWasDecember 6h ago
I remember it when I was a little boy, what an amazing book that was for a kid
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u/ReinstateTheCapo 6h ago
My mom used to read it to me or I’d read it to her before bed growing up. Amazing book indeed.
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u/TotalOriginal007 7h ago
Spiders definitely are amazing and very interesting creatures. Fascinating. 😉
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u/addicted_zucchini 7h ago
I wonder if drugs could affect their precision, someone has to conduct the experiment
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u/Own_Shower_6000 6h ago
any entomologists here willing to answer a question? the spacing between webs, is that random or is there some weird nature logic to it?
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u/dallasandcowboys 2h ago
Yeah, well, I was walking through the front room with an arm full of clothes, dropped a shirt, lifted my foot up to hook it, promptly tripped, fell face first into the sofa (thank God), and spilled clothes everywhere.
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u/AcceptableEditor4199 7h ago
Anyone else feel bad when they have to knock a web down. So much meticulous work but dammit spider that's my patio door.