Spider catching fish. Slow mo.

Jun 3, 2017 7:32 AM

???? Spider catching fish captured in slow motion ????

Where exactly is this underwater camera?

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He's just giving Free hugs

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And kisses.

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Arachnophobia intensifies

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he has been chosen!

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Underappreciated comment right there.

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Story of my imgur career...

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"oh no" - fish probably

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Spider catching fish, slow NO

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He touch the fishy

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Later

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I always found it interesting that the bug was totally unrestrained while those guys went in. What if it had reacted faster?

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They ded

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Six-spotted fishing spider, for those curious.

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that is just the right amount of slow, you slut

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Holy crap. I didn't know spiders could do that

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Only specific species can. Fishing spiders, like this one, are designed for this.

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I didn't either, but read title, watched gif, thought yeah thats exactly how I'd expect a spider to catch a fish. Hunters thru and thru.

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Slow no.

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That's pretty cool though ...

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looks like it's from australia

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Tagged eat what you want. +1

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Legit question, what kind of spider is this one, cos I kicked one out of my house last night (looked like it at least, design and color)

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European Raft Spider

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Probably not then or a tourist since I'm in Argentina. Thanks

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They could have some relatives all over the world, but I believe this is a Raft Spider. Here's one I caught

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*They do have relatives all over the world, Dolomedes are wide spread. But not all of them catch fish.

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Except this one was... in a scale from 1 to 10 of nope about 1. I wasnt takingchances tho and tossed it outside.

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This one was like a larger version of "those tiny ones you may find around your house" (ones barely as large as your pinky nail)

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Fuck spiders! But here's your +1 for the very informative GIF

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Not nearly as impressive than if it made a weighted web net, then cast it out with great skill.

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Some spiders do that, Ive seen a spider make a web then hold it in front legs and throw it over a fly to catch that bad boy on the wing.

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Oh shit, I'm lazy, can you post a video of that?

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One place I thought I'd be safe from spider was water. Just in time for summer to have this newly formed phobia.

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Unless you're a minnow you don't have anything to worry about

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Tried to drown a HUGE spider once. Turned out to have millions of babies on its back, and they spread along the water like nightmare fuel.

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Few spiders live in water and they require certain climate so just find out where they live and put your nerves at ease

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Story Time: my dad has a little John Boat for the river behind his house. He was fishing with my brother on the boat, towing me in a ...

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... small raft. I was asleep. Dad got his lure caught in a tree. He motored over to dislodge it, but my raft swung around to float...

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...Downstream. Directly into a branch hanging just about the water. The scratch of the limbs awoke me. The 1000s of spiders in the nest ...

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...caused me to leap out of the raft into the water. I had woken up COVERED in spiders that lived in a huge web in the low hanging branch...

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I was fine. The spiders weren't huge or furry, but it the worst way I've ever woken up. The water I was in washed them all off... hopefully

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Spiders are everywhere except where there is constant ice I think.

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There are spiders in the arctic and antarctic.

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Interesting. Now I need to read about them.

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Well, judging from the gif they can only get you if you're small enough to fit in their legs. So you should be fine, if you're a human

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If that gets you, a species of aquatic giant centipede has recently been discovered. They're highly poisonous and unafraid of humans :)

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Oh goodie! *hides from the outside world*

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Scientists have recently discovered a species of centipede which lives in the area hidden from the outside world.

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proof that God doesn't exist. Or at least no benevolent god

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"Wait, no, don't put that there..." "SHUT IT IMMA PUT IT WHERE EVER I DAMN WELL WANT"

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Have you never seen a water spider? Little fuckers are everywhere

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"little"

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You cant escape

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This thing isn't even a water spider. They build webs underwater and drag air bubbles down to them and shit.

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They shit in their air bubbles? Not a very good strategy.

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Some spider species live underwater - by making nets under the water that can hold on to air bubbles :)

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My phobia stemmed from a big black water spider going into my gumboot while wading. I was 7 and it still scars me.

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Phobias that stem from traumatic events make sense. But so many come from freaking nowhere.

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My phobia started around the same age. My mom was driving, and I was in the back seat. I felt something tickling my thigh, near my groin. >

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I freaked and pulled my shorts down and saw a spider on my leg about the size of a ping pong ball. Upon discovery, it scattered across my >

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Leg into the crack between the two back seats and we never saw it again.

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A scorpion crawling up the inside of my pants leg upper thigh. Felt a thing, grabbed through my pants, rip them down, BAM big ass scorpion!

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Safety is an illusion, so the answer is obvious: practice magic tricks.

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Sydney Funnel Web spiders, the most venomous spider in the world, can survive 24-30 hrs under water.

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fire. only the mother of dragons can be safe.

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HYDROARACHNOPHOBIA

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That's what my son suffers from.

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Did you know they recently discovered a semi-aquatic centipede? Neat!

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Diving Bell Spiders. You won't thank me when you google that.

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Damn right I'm not thanking you for that what the fuck why is that even a thing?

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Proof that no matter where you go on Earth you are never more than ten feet from a spider. No matter where.

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I work in a factory cleanroom with a ten minute walk to any exit, somehow a wolf spider got in here past closed doors and filtered airvents

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are you a tiny tiny fish?

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Maybe =(

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One day I was chilling with my girlfriend and best friend by a river. I saw a huge spider walking along the shoreline, and I kicked it into>

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the water because I'm terrified of them and didn't want it coming near our spot. Lo and behold, that spider just WALKED BACK TO SHORE FROM>

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THE WATER. Like, it just FLOATS. And then we noticed there were even more of them on the shore, and another couple lazily floating on the >

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stream. We all decided to nope out of there. We had no idea there were spiders that could trek on water like it was nothing. That's >

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terrifying.

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Have a head crab https://youtu.be/vNknC6Gp7MY

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The Antarctica is still an option.

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Fuck me, it was hard even watching this gif

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DAMN, NATURE! YOU SCARY! *shivers right up into the Antarctic.*

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Sea spiders live in Antarctic oceans. And arctic wolf spiders in the Arctic. NO ESCAPE!

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I upvoted that with much nope

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Golden orb weaver. Beautiful webs. Also they are fucking huge.

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All spiders are cool as fuck, especially jumping spiders and fishing spiders.

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Yes to salticidae (jumping)! This is a raft spider. Pretty cool.

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The black widow under my BBQ is just trying to keep the flies away from my family gatherings. Good job buddy!

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Cool but nope

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They're learning. Preparing. And once humanity inevitably wipes itself out, it will be their turn.

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They had their turn...

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They'll have to duke it out with the Octopuses, and my money is on those eight tentacled bastards

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I recommend reading Children of Time, if you like science fiction at all.

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Actually, they've on Earth way longer than human beings...

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Not if we turn Earth into Venus 2.0.

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Bro, do you even science? Unpossible. Venus's atmosphere does have a lot more CO2 but it also 92x denser at the surface. It's day is (1)

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truly unpossible.

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( 2)also longer than it's year which removes the the regular irradiation into space of heat that the Earth does every twelve hours. It (3)

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(3) is also 72% the distance from the sun than the Earth is. Science, bitch. Get some.

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If enough methane is released from the lower crust, or any number of sources, a similar lifeless planet can be achieved.

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Great, now try to talk to people without being a cunt.

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That under water view though. Also it's happening so fast, the other fish look like they're just staring while the whole thing's going down.

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What would they do? Watch buffalo being hunted by wolves: the buffs could turn and END the wolves, ONCE and FOREVER, but it is not their way

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It just boggles my mind how they film that.

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I mean... fish can't blink so...

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Bystander effect?

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I am thinking it maybe a set up. Maybe they ward off that pool with lots of fish

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Why would that be necessary? It's far cheaper to just film the real thing. If you find the spider, sooner or later, you will film it hunting

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I think it is highly unlikely someone would be so lucky to capture that with 2 cameras.

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Not at all. If you know where the spider perches, you know where it will catch a fish. That's where you setup the cameras.

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To be fair, fish aren't known for being terribly clever...

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Thx, saw this before but not with so many pixels

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My fav GIF ever!

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It's the 'FUCK IT. AAAAAAAAAAA' bit at the end that makes me love it most.

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but...honey badger dont give a fuck

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This is just a normal badger. Unlike the honey badger it does occasionally give a fuck.

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Same reaction

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Mildly horrifying, also interesting af. +1

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Mildly? MILDLY????

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I don't spook easily

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Imagine one in your bath. You'll think youre safe but then. Wham! Spider has caught your penis for dinner.

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Grenade out.

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