Exactly where does this spider's natural camouflage help it hide? Rainbows?
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Leaves and suchlike? Plants are usually green and often have yellow and red parts.
I remember watching a spider that hid underside the flowers of daises, waiting for something to land and then it'd rush around to the top, crab-wise, and grab whatever was there. Sneaky buggers. Got a photo of it with its prize, after I remembered I had the camera.
May 30, 2010 at 4:46 am
Leaves and suchlike? Plants are usually green and often have yellow and red parts.
I remember watching a spider that hid underside the flowers of daises, waiting for something to land and then it'd rush around to the top, crab-wise, and grab whatever was there. Sneaky buggers. Got a photo of it with its prize, after I remembered I had the camera.