It was small, dark brown, and had little pincers like a crab? It had a 'cute' look to it. It was about the size of an ant, fatter though. I didnt get a chance to take a pic of the tiny thing. Im curious in what it was. I think it came from the garden and is seeking shelter from winter. I live in the prairies if that helps. I'll keep googling..
edit: it had a very square-like body (including his legs), short stubby legs i guess
It looks a lot like a tick, but i guess its pincers are more crab-like, like theyre in position for defending. Its body wasnt so beetle-like either. Looked very crab-like, but spidery.
It might have been a tick though... ill keep checking pictures.
ummm, OP, I'm pretty sure I've seen this type of spider before (when I lived in Kansas) but google'ing "small black spider with pincers" was wayyyyy too much for me
I GIS'd dust bug and at first I was like "huh." And then I saw the one with the eggs on its back and I was nauseated. Fuck things that don't lay eggs or give live birth via vagina. (Yeah that's right, vaginas. Fuck you nasty ass toad that lets babies grow inside their back before bursting out of it.)
I GIS'd dust bug and at first I was like "huh." And then I saw the one with the eggs on its back and I was nauseated. Fuck things that don't lay eggs or give live birth via vagina. (Yeah that's right, vaginas. Fuck you nasty ass toad that lets babies grow inside their back before bursting out of it.)
In related news my wife was traumatized by a nature show that showed a frog that was a host to a spider egg colony getting eaten. No surprise that she now has skin "issues" and but "issues".
F National Geographic.
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It looks a lot like a tick, but i guess its pincers are more crab-like, like theyre in position for defending. Its body wasnt so beetle-like either. Looked very crab-like, but spidery.
It might have been a tick though... ill keep checking pictures.
Just to help narrow the search, it's not a bed bug is it? Give them a look on GIS, if for nothing else than elucidation.
If it was about three-quarters of an inch long, I killed one two nights ago. It was pretty quick on its feet/legs, too. So I would also like to know what the hell that was.
Man if that thing is small anywhere but Australia, fuck everyone and everything
Ok, why isn't anyone concerned about these things?!? Attack their weak point for major damage, damnit!
Because coconut crabs are big enough to be less scary then something that could be lurking on the back of your chair, or in your shoes, or under a carelessly tossed shirt in the corner. And they're kind of cute in an odd way.
think a crab, but super tinied into ant/bee-size, brown colored, even has his lil pincers up to protect his head. but he sorta looks spidery i was late to work, never got a chance to count legs or anything.
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Wasn't a tick, was it?
They are pretty much harmless.
Man if that thing is small anywhere but Australia, fuck everyone and everything
It might have been a tick though... ill keep checking pictures.
It is an antlion. They're tiny and make those craters in the sand that they use to trap ants that fall into their pits of death.
I hear those things also feed on the nightmares of children.
ummm, OP, I'm pretty sure I've seen this type of spider before (when I lived in Kansas) but google'ing "small black spider with pincers" was wayyyyy too much for me
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I GIS'd dust bug and at first I was like "huh." And then I saw the one with the eggs on its back and I was nauseated. Fuck things that don't lay eggs or give live birth via vagina. (Yeah that's right, vaginas. Fuck you nasty ass toad that lets babies grow inside their back before bursting out of it.)
In related news my wife was traumatized by a nature show that showed a frog that was a host to a spider egg colony getting eaten. No surprise that she now has skin "issues" and but "issues".
F National Geographic.
Just to help narrow the search, it's not a bed bug is it? Give them a look on GIS, if for nothing else than elucidation.
Ok, why isn't anyone concerned about these things?!? Attack their weak point for major damage, damnit!
Because coconut crabs are big enough to be less scary then something that could be lurking on the back of your chair, or in your shoes, or under a carelessly tossed shirt in the corner. And they're kind of cute in an odd way.
think a crab, but super tinied into ant/bee-size, brown colored, even has his lil pincers up to protect his head. but he sorta looks spidery i was late to work, never got a chance to count legs or anything.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D92AUXhYZ0M
Did you notice if it had eight legs or some other number?
And then he jumps at you and you fuckin' flip out because eww spider.
This is a good idea, ill draw it after work tonight.
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