Spiders cocoon trees with web in Pakistan

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amazing!

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indeed it is amazing…subhanallah

kinda scary too…

i was wondering how can peopel work there coz that must be loads and loads of makriyaan/makre.

http://www.paklinks.com/gs/images-central/493090-spider-webs-on-trees.html

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Amazing. :k:

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makre wont kill you blessed2006!

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2/3 wont but that many can...well if they are zehreelay.

well the bottom line is even if they arenot zehereele how can u stand there with thousands of makre on your body.

jaise hum choontiyon ko apne jisam pe nahi charhne dete-yeh tou phir bhi makre hain.

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lol
thousands wont even kill you unless they are poisonous, spiders are a real beauty!

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Well I think maority of Spiders carry Toxic capabilities, however few have the fangs that can penetrate human skin. Just for the record in my knowledge most Web Spinning spiders are harmless… Yes there are a few like the Black Widow Spider and the Fiddleback that can have bites which prove fatal to humans but both are relatively rare and are not known to be aggresive.

The cocoon like structures on these trees were most likely created by small Web spining spiders closely related to the Money Spider and therefore I bleive they are perfectly harmless though it’s understandable that if you have Arachnaphobia you still wont like them… just as a sidenote these little web spinners are believed to be very lucky and as a Muslim I like to remember the beautifull story of how a little web spinning spider helped out Nabi Pak salalaho alyhi wassalam in the cave of Saur during the Hijra from the City of Makah.

If your worried about spiders you should really look out for the burrowers and Tunnelers, ground spiders like the Brazilian Wanderer, the Camel Spider and most Desert Tarantula species as well as ones like the Sidney Funnel Web which while a web spinner its still predominantly a ground species. These are much larger and more agressive and while none of these actively attack humans they all pose serious dangers, good news is most of them dont spin webs on trees. :slight_smile:

I think the Brazilian Wandering Spider is the one you dont want to meet the rest are all cool, though the Sidney funnel Web has the nastiest bite… I think the Fangs can be up to two inches and I saw one bite through a 1/2 inch leather and even a coke can… :eek:

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amazing but these pictures were shared by LiPpY warlier :)

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AMazing :eek:

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The roof of the Munich Olympic Stadium was inspired by spider webs. In this way the various tensions are evenly distributed over the roof.

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Is this a sign of kiyamat?

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^
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^ well a lot of you think that the floods were Allah's azaab on Pakistanis, so I thought maybe this is another sign from Allah

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^
A lot of me

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