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Silkhenge spider

khatchet

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How many of you have seen this yet. I have not researched them at all yet, but they seem cool. What does everyone else think of them?
 

khatchet

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It does not look like there are any reliable sites with info, not that i can see any way. If any o you know good sites with info let me know.
 

Tricocyst

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Yeah I literally just watched a youtube video of this spiders strange behavior.. the video claims they can be found Peru... but I agree 100% on being skeptical.. because the video I watched seemed sketchy.. I also seen another story that seemed fake.. a story of a chinese farmer supposidly finding a unique also thought to be extinct (that entire phrase to me is a red flag) type of jumping spider and on its rump was some strange designs.. it looked super fake
 
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khatchet

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Wish i could find some good info on them but what is out there is still intresting, even if it has to be tacken as not for sure be fact. I will be keeping a look out for more stuff on them to turn up.
 

khatchet

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I like your first page better, I am not a big natgeo fan see this post to most false info on things.
 

khatchet

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Even with the ones like that though there is not raelly any info about the spider it self.
 

Tricocyst

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national geographic has more credibility. I would be willing to believe an article from natgeo with little to no skepticisms.
 

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