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Nature, You Are Horrific: Spiders Take Over Trees In Wake Of Pakistan Floods
31 Mar 2011 by Jasmine Stone in Animals, Natural Disasters, Very Cool, Vibe, World
Human displacement aside, the floods in Pakistan have caused massive changes in the local ecology. With more than a fifith of Pakistan submerged, millions of spiders have escaped the rising waterline by moving into trees – quickly covering riverside treelines in cocoons of spiderweb. It’s creepy-looking.
Upside, there are less mosquitoes now, despite the amount of stagnant water knocking about. Either the mosquitoes are as creeped out by the giant spider nest cocoon things as I am, or they get eaten by the millions of refugee spiders. I am going to assume the second, but I am not a scientist.[Wired]Latest News
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