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Spiders on the Ferry Street Bridge at 2 a.m.

Photographed by jimmyinspazzz

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The spiders are divas at night

So long as the bug paparazzi records the creepy long-legged (legs to rival Tina Turner) camera whores an hour after munching on some bug juice aka bloody mosquito (a Bloody Mary minus everything, plus a winged crepuscular insect fermented in enzymes via emesis called "extra-oral digestion" which mixes with venom after crushing the bones upon wrapping in a tight thread-like web which acts as a pressure cooker turning victim into thick soup slurped up with a sucking stomach).

Since crepuscular hours are twilight, both dusk and dawn the spiders prefer to be recorded between midnight and three. That time is referred to by me as the "witching hour".

Most spiders can go without food if needed for 30 to 60 days. It is good advice for arachnids to not starve themselves in order to look skinny for the camera.

The camera is not partial who doesn't enjoy a big spider butt hanging all alluring on a web. Makes a human wonder is that spider pregnant or just a crazy predator.

Something we don't have to wonder about our current elected officials since they are the crazy predators getting them pregnant. Now when young victims get caught in the web of wealthy white big fang to match that big wang aristocratic arachnid headless dicks whose terrapin is a testosterone time bomb.

On that note, did you know humans consume 15 different species of spiders.

Thailand zebra legged tarantula who is a fried snack in both Cambodia and its namesake Thailand.

Thailand black spider

The Goliath birdeater

Golden orb-weaving spider in New Caledonia is described as tasting like pate.

After defanging, heating and in some cases drying and grinding to add to cheeses, munched on whole body (usually avoiding abdomen or the intestines and venom are) or eaten as a processed product.

Aside from spiders other arthropods leg scorpions and mites including ticks are culinary cuisines in other non-American countries.