Thanks! I'm never holding a conch shell to my ears ever again.
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Just look carefully...Unless the spider has a stealth skill active then you are SOL.
I don't like this guide. It's cool and informative, but hard to follow.
Yea it's more of a figure that I stole from the article than a proper guide. I'll add the caption which had more context for the figure
Thw first picture is kind of informative. After that there is a severe lack of information.
I also fail to see how nesting in a shell or general burrowing are "adaptations to aqautic life". Especially the last one is just a spider nesting a secluded space that happen to have some aquatic origin. The last 3 pictures are basicially just "waterproof silk".
It’s like you’re trying to make the beach more difficult to enjoy.
The ones that adapt well enough will eventually have their offspring served up at Red Lobster. If Red Lobster is still around in a few hundred thousand years.