Heteropoda venatoria

When we open our eyes and look around, we see different types of insects. There are some insects that are more around humans. Yes, I have come to you with a photograph of such an insect. And I will describe about that insect. I was talking about spiders. Spiders are found almost everywhere in the world. Although they are small, their lifestyle and skills are truly amazing. The biggest identity of a spider is its web. This web made of fine yet strong threads is like a work of art of nature. In the morning mist or on a dewy morning, the spider's web sparkles in the sunlight like a magical scene from a fairy tale. Sometimes we see it staying in the web or sometimes we see it staying on the wall of the house or anywhere very easily. The spider is a patient hunter. For hours, sometimes or days, it silently sits in its web and waits for prey. Once an insect or spider comes and gets stuck in the web, there is no escape. In an instant, the spider wraps its prey with its thread and then slowly eats it. This hunting technique and perfect discipline are truly unique. Not only hunting, but the spider's web also plays an important role in maintaining the balance of nature. Because it catches numerous harmful insects around it. As a result, the spider is an invisible helper for humans and the environment. Spider thread is also a source of inspiration for humans. Scientists have found that this thread is stronger than steel and very light—which can be used in future technology. Spiders come in a variety of colors, sizes, and natures. Somewhere small white or black spiders can be seen, while somewhere large spiders with colorful spots can be seen. What surprises me the most is their lifestyle, silent movements, and wonderful artwork that really make nature more mysterious and beautiful.