MACROPHOTOGRAPHY | STRIPPED FISH SPIDER

Today i'm gonna make a routine post about my Macrophotography but before that, i want to say thank you to all members and moderators of Beauty of Creativity for acepting me to join in the club. I hope i can get a support so i can make a post every day about my fotography.

On this occasion I would like to show you some photos of Stripped Fish Spiders that I found in the area of the plantation where the Spider often lives. The spider often hunts high in grasses and grasses, as they use it to hide from preators and other threats. They hunt using traps that they themselves construct from woven nets. These traps are widely dispersed around their property and indicate that they are home to this Spider.

In fact, the spider is no match for the hunter spider when hunting its prey, but it tends to use either rope or web to fashion itself into a trap which is connected to it. When the trap is approached by insects such as the other birds, it gets bogged down and does not jump from there. At that moment this spider will go over and just eat it up. The spider works perfectly, and it feels the vibrations of its traps connected to it to detect if any insects are trapped inside the trap. And it's the vibrations that he's able to tell.

The spider is a predator that prey on other animals to feed on. They prey on any kind of insect that enters their nests.
These spiders are brightly brown and have darker stripes. The spider also has several long legs and is at the side of its body, just like the other spider. Their bodies have many feathers that have a function to prevent them from getting wet when exposed to water. As animal hunters, they have many eyes to observe around them. So if you want to see them, let's check them out bellow.