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There are two really lovely/blighted/dead plum trees on my property. Whatever fruit they bear is lovely, underdeveloped, tiny, and hard as hell bar rotting. Out of curiosity, I tried to peel a rotten one apart and found a worm in it! I carefully grab the tiny bitchass worm and try to drop it into a spider's web that was also nearby. It was an orchard orbweaver spider, pretty small and typical, and I managed to drop it in the web. But barely, since it only landed on a thread of the web. The spider immediately goes for it, but instead of eating it, it ran up, tapped the grub with one of its legs, then retreats to the center. The grub sat there, just spinning and spinning on a thread with the spider obviously no longer interested in it. Maybe it thought it was a wasp that eats spiders or something, or wasn't hungry for some reason. I waited for a few minutes and then the wind blew the grub out of the web. The moment it hits the ground, a big black ant starts crushing the grub with its mandibles kills it. Way cooler. I wanted to help you, spider. Now an ant stole your meal. Just move around more dammit 
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chernobyl kinsman posted:just kill it with a rock like a man you huge pussy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5SQ-NREcC54
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